During a debate on Otto e mezzo, the presenter of Propaganda expressed his views on the Russian invasion and the use of weapons in war. “Italy’s history of peace also began with the partisans who went out to shoot Nazis and Fascists.” Joining him in the studio were the secretary of the Young Democrats and a long-standing Democratic Party leader.

The journalist has spoken out against the story circulating in the press about his alleged kiss with the businesswoman: “It’s fake. The government is remaining silent on this use of the press.” Boccia’s lawyer: “We will take the matter to the relevant courts.”

In the trailer for the episode of the Pulp podcast, the former ombudsman of the M5S levels accusations against the Five Star Movement leader and the party’s current leadership. The former prime minister responds that very evening on television

When a shipping route is disrupted, “goods arrive late, costs rise and prices go up for households and businesses. And every economic crisis hits the most vulnerable people hardest,” said the Defence Minister

Von der Leyen’s new proposal sets out an extremely detailed framework, but one that would not shield it from the critical issues faced by other regulations: difficulties in implementation, potential economic and political repercussions, and consistently uncertain outcomes

Tuscany’s President Giani opposes the government’s decision: “With a reimbursement of just over 100 million euros, we stand to lose revenue of around 350 million.” But Fedriga (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) reassures: “There will be no burden on regional budgets.” The issue of funding remains to be clarified, as does how reimbursements to local authorities will be released.