The tax burden on growth. Eurostat figures paint a picture of a country with one of the highest tax burdens in Europe and an economy growing at a slow pace. Financial stability is essential, but without reforms it risks becoming a mere excuse

The statistics office has published its quarterly updates on gross domestic product: there was no change in national output between the second and third quarters (short-term data). On a year-on-year basis – the third quarter of 2026 compared with the third quarter of 2025 – growth stands at 0.8 per cent. Istat confirms that this will also be the growth figure for the year as a whole.

The former Minister for the Press on the fund for retirement at 64: lower pensions, paid for by pensioners. The issue of index-link adjustments. “Salvini still hasn’t grasped how a pension system works”

The President’s moves amid the presidential elections and the crises in Europe. However, Frankfurt has not yet sounded the alarm over the risk of the French fiscal crisis spreading across borders: it is more concerned about energy inflation.

The League leader and Durigon are hitting 100 people by cutting pay rises to reward one person with their departure

It has become famous for the money it has helped to put into circulation, but it has also revealed the true face of Europe: a blend of integration, solidarity, support, reforms and results

A benefit of around a hundred euros, valid for just one year, useful for buying a low-cost flight to seek your fortune abroad. The budget measure designed ‘for young people’ allocates more funding to pensioners