These children of an educational failure need a father figure. Behind the violence lies an ideological regression that has already led to anti-democratic anti-fascism and pro-Palestinian extremism. The psychoanalyst and writer speaks out

Young people condemn the destruction but support the good intentions behind the demonstration. Those who sympathise – or at the very least are lenient – seem to be in the majority, perhaps simply because of generational affinity.

Tensions have flared between protesters and the police in several Italian cities. The entrances to the Colosseum were forced open. Piantedosi on the investigation into incitement to terrorism: “There are no safe havens.”

Figures and lies: the incredible story of the €738 million error regarding judges’ back pay. The association admits to Il Foglio that there was a mistake in the accounts: “New pay scales coming soon”

“We are deeply astonished by such surprising statements, made, moreover, at a time of great uncertainty,” says the publishing house following the comments made by Feltrinelli’s head of communications to Il Foglio

The Council of Ministers has approved a decree to support lorry drivers and agricultural and fishing businesses, which have also been affected by the roadblocks organised by the lorry drivers. Following its approval, Deputy Transport Minister Edoardo Rixi and Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida spoke at a press conference. The Prime Minister took to social media to speak out against those continuing the roadblocks: “We will not tolerate intimidation; we will not be blackmailed.”

The major associations are satisfied with the minister’s promises and are calling on Piantedosi to clear the roadblocks. The organisations leading the protest in the south, however, are threatening to continue until 27 October. High diesel prices are weighing on everyone, but the sector is divided over the methods to be used. And there is a risk that shelves will run empty even in the north, where no one is on strike