WeBuild’s takeover bid for Trevi is a sign of the market’s vitality. Restrictions for competitors

How a wholesome tool became radioactive. Nonsense to be exposed

Instead of promising non-existent status, von der Leyen could have spoken about CETA. Although a decade of provisional application has shown that this treaty is an opportunity rather than a risk for our country, its ratification is being held hostage by a handful of agricultural interests, represented in particular by Coldiretti

Rising fuel prices are causing unrest in France, starting in coastal areas. Unpleasant memories

The CSM has gutted the government’s regulation and come up with tests that will serve no purpose. With the personality tests – deemed to have poor predictive value – ruled out, the focus has shifted to cognitive abilities, reasoning, problem-solving and adapting to new situations

According to an exclusive report in the Wall Street Journal, ahead of his address on the state of the Armed Forces on 30 September, Pete Hegseth sent an email on Tuesday to army commanders asking them to select military personnel with an “impeccable” appearance who meet certain “physical standards”

The US Secretary of the Air Force announces an as-yet-undefined ‘mega-weapon’ in space. The need to take a strong stance ahead of the forthcoming face-to-face meeting with the Chinese leader

The government is extending the extraordinary redundancy scheme to ancillary sectors whilst plants are set to shut down. For direct employees alone, the cost amounts to ten million a year. And so a temporary subsidy becomes permanent 

The Saudis cancel upcoming shipments to Europe; Libya shuts down three oil fields