Trump is pressing ahead and exploring every legal avenue to make permanent the tariff levels that the Supreme Court ruling has overturned. But it is taxpayers who are footing the bill for the President’s policy

Concerns are mounting in Brussels: sluggish growth in the Eurozone, widespread fears of inflation, and clear differences with the Fed. And to get a full picture, we will have to wait until June 2027

The arrival of the League MP at the AGCM represents a concession to the party’s pro-European factions, but also raises a number of questions regarding his background

The former CEO of Leonardo and Minister for Ecological Transition could return as a special commissioner for renewables. The idea stems from the deadlock over authorisations, conflicts with the regions and stalled projects

The Minister for the Economy told the House of Commons that the government will request an overall increase in spending on energy security measures of around 0.6 per cent of GDP and on security and defence of around 0.9 per cent. Following approval from Brussels, Parliament will have to vote on the budget deviation

For the time being, investors continue to attach current value to statements by US policymakers, even though these are becoming increasingly unreliable: “At the moment, international investors consider it credible, to a certain extent, that the United States and Tehran will reach a truce,” says economist Trezzi

The discount on diesel has been extended until 25 August: 245 million has been taken from the ministries’ budgets, following the nearly 2 billion already spent since March. But a flat-rate discount for everyone rewards those who consume the most

A “gesture of friendship”, says the president, but one that suits Washington: without aid, Japan would defend its currency by selling Treasuries, of which it is the largest foreign holder

The government has been looking for a buyer for months. But if Italy truly regards steel production as strategic, it must bear the cost of the transition itself. The European precedent set by the large Port Talbot plant

High energy costs are putting a damper on Italians’ holidays, but arrivals from abroad are driving the sector beyond 2025 levels. From Veneto to Calabria, via Sicily and Puglia, visitor numbers and seasonal adjustment are on the rise. And queues are forming once again outside the Riace Bronzes. Data from Federalberghi