Eisenkot gains ground, Netanyahu loses: a tie at 22 seats in the Maariv poll. Exemption from military service for yeshiva students and separate classes: the laws pushed through by the Prime Minister in a bid to stay in power are failing to win over the electorate

4.4 times more Muslims have been killed since 2019. This is according to a study by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa (ORFA)

Appeal regarding the Milano-Cortina Foundation dismissed: “It is a private-law body”

Yesterday in Brühl, France and Germany pledged to revitalise cooperation between Berlin and Paris in the field of defence and to strengthen coordination in the area of nuclear deterrence, in an attempt to put the failure of the SCAF – the project to develop a sixth-generation multi-role fighter – behind them

Budapest’s former Foreign Minister Szijjártó is going to work for the Chinese in Byd. Together with Viktor Orbán, he has helped turn Hungary into a Trojan horse for Russia and China in Europe

Angelini acquires Catalyst Pharmaceuticals alongside CDP Equity and Blackstone

Cavo Dragone reminds the forgetful just how Putin is threatening Europe

The first-instance judgement in the Morandi case has found Autostrade’s directors and engineers guilty, eight years after the tragedy. It will now be necessary to examine the court’s reasoning to understand how it established the link between the failure to carry out inspections and the collapse

The President of the Republic has cautioned Nordio regarding the limits of clemency, pointing out that without the Supreme Court’s reasoning, the Roggero case cannot be turned into propaganda. He also warns the government: security is not the Wild West, and every institution must remain within its own remit

The M5S senator: “Hand over Delmastro’s chat logs to the prosecutors”. But he’s up in arms about his own wiretaps