EDITORIALSThe anti-populist PopeLeo XIV brings the era of Vatican austerity to an end: no more pay cuts. The circumstances that led to Bergoglio’s decision “can be overcome”, says the Pope byRedazione14 SEP 26
EditorialsThe cost of the US ‘no’ to the Saudis in the conflict against the HouthisTehran is using the Yemeni group to exacerbate the damage caused by the war and also to capitalise on this period of pre-election paralysis for Trump. The White House chief has reportedly decided not to intervene directly, despite Mohammed bin Salman’s request, thereby turning his back on an ally who will hold this refusal against him in the future.byRedazione12 SEP 26
EditorialsCanada and Ukraine: a hundred years of allianceZelensky and Carney have signed a 100-year agreement for the joint production of drones, anti-drone technologies and munitions as part of a new defence partnership. A new global orderbyRedazione12 SEP 26
EditorialsIlva: a political U-turnThe Milan Court of Appeal has ordered the suspension of operations in the hot zone of the Taranto plant until the 2,000 kilograms of asbestos present have been removed and emission limits brought under control. If the government fails to act, it is the judiciary that ends up dictating industrial policybyRedazione11 SEP 26
editorialsTorri trial: the prosecution’s case collapsesThe grounds for the acquittals in the Milan building case tear the charges to shredsbyRedazione11 SEP 26
editorialsBut do you remember the BRICS?According to the red-brown movements of ten years ago, the leading countries within the organisation were supposed to change the world. Instead, they themselves have changed, amidst diplomatic crises and outright conflictsbyRedazione11 SEP 26
EditorialsThe boom in jobs thanks to AIWhile concerns persist about potential disruptions, AI is currently generating a record number of jobs in the United States.byRedazione11 SEP 26
editorialsBen-Gvir’s gaffe over the FalklandsNetanyahu’s extremist minister has responded to London’s recent initiative against the settlers by attacking the British “occupation” and, by extension, an Israeli company that extracts oil byRedazione11 SEP 26
EditorialsFrom the ruins of the Washington Post, the new Washington Sun is bornJeff Bezos’s cuts are giving rise to new newspapers. The sun has come out in WashingtonbyRedazione10 SEP 26
EditorialsThe ECB’s rate rise is here to stayThe anticipation surrounding today’s decision and the structural rationale behind a turning pointbyRedazione10 SEP 26