editorialAn ‘unconstitutional’ ban: France rejects the anti-social media lawThe Palais-Royal has also rejected Macron’s regulation banning the use of social media platforms by under-15s. It would not have solved the real problem, namely excessive or unwitting screen timebyRedazione14 AUG 26
EditorialsPorsche’s electrical glitchThe possibility that the company may discontinue production of its Taycan model by 2030 is a further sign of the shortcomings of the European automotive industrybyRedazione14 AUG 26
EditorialsThe ECB survey confirms the dominance of cashThis is the most widely accepted approach in the eurozone as the digital sector grows: a balance that must be maintained in the futurebyRedazione14 AUG 26
EditorialsQusra and Netanyahu’s two failuresIn the West Bank, the authorities are struggling to rein in violent settlers, having done everything possible to avoid holding them accountable for their actions. Furthermore, the Israeli government’s relationship with the Americans is becoming increasingly strainedbyRedazione14 AUG 26
EditorialsIn Venezuela, the opposition and the government have reached two agreements, to Washington’s approvalFrom the complete overhaul of judicial appointments to the recovery of Venezuela’s foreign exchange reserves that had been frozen at the Bank of England. But in Caracas, there are protests against the secrecy surrounding the negotiationsbyRedazione14 AUG 26
editorialPiantedosi’s course of action at the hearing in San MacutoToday, the minister will appear before the Schengen Committee, whilst disputes with Berlin are likely to arise. At this juncture, however, maintaining good relations is more important than everbyRedazione13 AUG 26
editorialIt is now India that is selling fuel to RussiaUS tariffs and criticism have not been enough to curb trade. This development also points to another factor: the crisis in the Russian petrol market is deeper than everbyRedazione13 AUG 26
editorialIstat: electricity and gas for domestic use are driving inflationRegulated energy costs are rising, with an additional annual cost of over 900 euros for the average household. And the consumers’ association warns: unregulated costs are also set to risebyRedazione12 AUG 26
editorialLebanon abolishes the death penalty despite HezbollahIt is the first Arab country to outlaw the death penalty. Naturally, there has been some opposition, foremost among which is that of the terrorist organisationbyRedazione12 AUG 26
EditorialsWe’ve got plenty of gas, but it’s too expensiveWe store a lot, but we pay a fortune. The shortcomings of the Italian marketbyRedazione12 AUG 26
