The Prime Minister risks failing to regain an absolute majority despite the excellent economic results. There is a growing risk that his party will win, but without him.

For a long time, the ride-sharing company waged war on taxis (and vice versa) and never held back on its attacks – some of them fierce – against the regulators who were blocking its access to the market. Now it is forging alliances with its former enemies to take on the new competitor. Dangerous Luddism

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Machado contests the illegality of the agreement on the Venezuelan people’s resources, signed by Maduro’s former second-in-command. Harvard professor Ricardo Hausmann accuses Rubio following all the broken promises

Between the Superbonus and the NRRP, not a single euro has been earmarked to adapt school buildings to rising temperatures: only 6–7 per cent have air conditioning

The opposition is wrong to downplay its benefits: one need only look at the international context and what is happening in Europe

Dynasties on the wane, starting with the Del Vecchio case. In Italy, over the past thirty years, the leading figures in the automotive, telecoms and textile sectors have disappeared… Are we doomed to embrace ‘small is beautiful’?

Since 2019, loans to small and medium-sized enterprises have fallen by 34 billion, representing a 25.9 per cent decline for craftspeople. “The role that the new Artigiancassa will have to play is crucial,” emphasises President Marco Granelli

Government bond yields are rising in advanced economies, driven by inflation and growing public debt. China is an exception and is keeping rates low thanks to its control over the banking system, albeit at the cost of weaker consumption and growth.