The violence in Val di Susa calls for a unified response. A starting point would be to equip ourselves to isolate the terrorists and set up a new specialist unit 

Seeking greater stability is helpful. Having Vannacci around is a problem. An analysis by economist Lorenzo Codogno

During his meeting with Putin, the President of Kazakhstan called for the conflict in Ukraine to be ‘frozen’ and for a return to the so-called Istanbul 2.0 formula. His words represent one of the few public appeals from the leader of one of Moscow’s closest regional partners urging Russia to return to the negotiating table

A twenty-point manifesto in which he promises to bring the Eurovision Song Contest to Clacton in 2028, cut taxes for constituents and raise them for everyone else. The rival of the British nationalist leader is redefining the concepts of the establishment and irony

The government has approved a 17-cents tax cut, but only on diesel. The issue of resources

The judges’ ruling, the government’s indecision, the trade unions’ stance. Meanwhile, the crisis is worsening, reaching the lowest point in a dramatic saga

One hundred and twenty British millionaires, including TV presenter and former footballer Gary Lineker and producer Brian Eno, have written to Prime Minister Burnham calling for higher taxes. If the rich want to pay more, why don’t they just do it?

The investigation is still a long way from completion, with substantial uncertainties regarding the cause of death and who is to blame, but politicians are in a hurry and are letting their convictions do the talking