Seeking greater stability is helpful. Having Vannacci around is a problem. An analysis by economist Lorenzo Codogno

The violence in Val di Susa calls for a unified response. A starting point would be to equip ourselves to isolate the terrorists and set up a new specialist unit 

And how many interceptors remain in the US arsenal? The costs of Operation Epic Fury, which began on 28 February and is receiving ever less support from both Democrats and Republicans

With nearly 15 billion in loans, this would save the public budget around 120 million euros in interest each year and help reduce the burden of military expenditure. How the EU’s scheme to boost defence investment works

Using a medical metaphor, the Defence Minister debunks Futuro Nazionale’s propaganda on arms: “To say that stopping aid to Ukraine will end the conflict is like saying that if I don’t treat a patient in hospital, I’ll free up a bed. In the same way, if we don’t help Ukraine, it will disappear. That’s not how problems are solved.”

The Foreign Secretary spoke at a hearing on the European loan to increase defence spending: “We have decided to utilise Safe by requesting funding of 14.9 billion by the end of the year.” Within the ruling coalition, the Carroccio is putting the brakes on: “The final say rests with Parliament.” Pressure from the Commission: “There is no time to lose”

The government has approved a 17-cents tax cut, but only on diesel. The issue of resources

The judges’ ruling, the government’s indecision, the trade unions’ stance. Meanwhile, the crisis is worsening, reaching the lowest point in a dramatic saga

“For months, the secretary of the PD and other left-wing figures have been spinning a narrative made up of allusions and insinuations,” accuses the Prime Minister, referring to her speech on stage at the PES Congress in Amsterdam. “Today she has even gone so far as to deny her own words, claiming she never made any such connection.” The Prime Minister’s social media post