Reclaiming the city with pragmatism and a touch of pride is a theme that transcends all political perspectives. The contrast with the popular mobilisation of eleven years ago, after the city was devastated by the Black Bloc, is stark. It may be that the people of Milan have become more distracted or fearful, and years of guilt-inducing narratives about Milan have taken their toll. But it is above all the absence of politics that is striking

There is no clear motive. However, the suspect’s profile does not match that of a typical hacker: investigators are seeking a legal expert well-versed in Italian debate and with access to the magistrate’s smartphone. It almost seems to be him

Felice Romano, general secretary of the Italian United Police Workers’ Union, says: “The risk is that, faced with an increase in the number of officers, violent criminals will also arm themselves in turn. A show of force triggers a show of force in return; prevention is needed.”

The Defence Minister: “Young people are being misled on social media and the West is not reacting”. The security services are monitoring accounts that comment on videos of the clashes

“I am returning to where I started, confident that I have done everything I needed to do and that I have contributed to the success of a programme that is the flagship of public service television and investigative journalism,” writes the journalist

Insulting the Prime Minister on a public prosecutor’s social media is a bit like smashing shop windows 

They represent the nocturnal, underground dimension of a city that sparkles on the surface. According to some observers, the term was already in use in the 1980s. Some even sing 

Following the devastation of recent days, the leading second-hand marketplace has been flooded with around a hundred brand-new items of clothing and handbags from top brands. The company immediately stated that it had “immediately identified and removed the suspicious listings” and that it was “committed to combating the resale of stolen goods”.

First the public crucifixion, then the hearing. The pillorying of the former chairman of MPS

Musk’s company has unveiled the Roadster, the car that can fly (a little). After watching the presentation, Robert Zemeckis’s trilogy starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd seemed a little less far-fetched. One question remains: did we really need this?