The Senate has approved the centre-right’s amendment: a fixed lead candidate and up to three preferences with alternating genders. Earlier in the day, the government had rejected the opposition’s sub-amendment regarding unrestricted preferences.

Jeff Bezos’s cuts are giving rise to new newspapers. The sun has come out in Washington

On 10 September 2025, the young conservative activist was killed during a rally in Utah. The incident shocked the United States and sparked a debate on freedom of expression, political violence and the gradual deterioration of academic discourse

The Rome Review Court has confirmed the pre-trial detention of the fixer, the confessed instigator of the attack outside Sigfrido Ranucci’s home. His lawyers have announced they will appeal, whilst investigations continue into the ‘time gaps’ in his chats with the journalist.

Even at Macron’s International Space Summit, the talk is of sovereignty, and little of unity

The Magyar government is restoring a sense of sovereignty to the country. This is not a diplomatic break but a clear break with the past.

Ranucci rules out standing for election, points to his lead in the polls and says he wants to continue with his investigations. But as for his future away from "Report", he remains vague for the time being.