The ‘Futuro Nazionale’ programme focuses on industry and criticises the European Stability Pact. The only point on which the divide with the broader coalition appears unbridgeable would seem to be the Green Deal. But is that really the case?

It is not just the general macroeconomic instability and the effects of the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East: both the wholesale market and regulated infrastructure have underlying issues that prevent healthy competition

With the closure of the Clado site, the promise of “Europe’s largest green steelworks” has been definitively dashed. In Italy, there are no bold visionaries, only cowardly politicians

The regime may blame everything on the external enemy (there is talk of $144 billion in damages), but the economic squeeze is putting pressure on the vulnerabilities that the Pasdaran have created at the expense of citizens through years of deficits covered by the Central Bank, under-investment, corruption and resources diverted to allied militias

The German Energy Minister warns that the party “raises concerns” regarding foreign investment, and surveys of business leaders confirm this warning. The lesson also applies to Italy and the current ruling coalition

Increasing the energy supply whilst also speeding up the authorisation process for green energy plants: this is the request from Viale dell’Astronomia, which is pressing for a technical expert. “Cingolani? It is not for us to comment on specific candidates,” says Vice-President Aurelio Regina. The minister’s doubts as he rejects any speculation

The growth of the business partnership between Storonsky and Yatsenko coincided with Russia’s increasingly aggressive stance, culminating in the invasion of Ukraine. After eleven years, the technology platform was granted a banking licence in France, marking a turning point in the European banking system