Twelve years on from the Islamic State massacre, the search for the ‘missing’ continues

Meloni’s absurd linguistic reticence and the usual national conspiracy theories

The Franco-Algerian writer described 7 October as “one of the greatest horrors in history. Those who allowed it to happen must be punished: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran”

The majority’s resolution does not privatise healthcare but offers a sound middle way

Meloni is bringing excise duties into line with EU requirements, whilst Sánchez lacks the votes to do so: yet the broad coalition continues to point to Madrid as a model, even on high fuel prices and military spending

The Democratic Party is splitting over support for the Jewish state

A World Cup without Europe would cause sponsors and even spectators to walk away, given that only in Infantino’s rhetorical fantasy do some people dream of a final between Curaçao and Cape Verde. Unless a compromise is reached with FIFA, it will end badly