editorialsEurope’s quest for autonomy in spaceEven at Macron’s International Space Summit, the talk is of sovereignty, and little of unitybyRedazione10 SEP 26
EDITORIALSBrusca’s rehashed storyThe former boss has spoken out again about Berlusconi and the Mafia, with stories that are hardly credible. Rather than by Mafia members, the leadership of Cosa Nostra was allegedly run by sophisticated political scientists byRedazione10 SEP 26
editorialsHungary expels ten Russian diplomatsThe Magyar government is restoring a sense of sovereignty to the country. This is not a diplomatic break but a clear break with the past.byRedazione10 SEP 26
editorialsPopulism cannot be defeated by chasing after itPanetta’s message: “to make Europe stronger, more productive and better able to innovate”. Otherwise, it will become increasingly easy to blame Brussels byRedazione9 SEP 26
editorialsNot even Christians vote for the CDU any moreAn analysis of the data reveals some worrying signs for what was once the major Christian Democratic party. The SPD is performing better amongst young Catholics, whilst Protestants prefer the Greens.byRedazione9 SEP 26
editorialsTrump’s off-the-cuff phone call to PutinThe White House chief is increasingly disinterested in the war he wanted to resolve within 24 hoursbyRedazione8 SEP 26
editorialsMantovano gives his backing to IlvaThe undersecretary’s desperate attempts at mediation regarding the steelworks amount to a scrapping of the Urso model. From which, unfortunately, he has also inherited the very same unachievable promisesbyRedazione8 SEP 26
EditorialsThe PD also bears responsibility for the Ilva scandalThe Democrats are calling on the government to strip Urso of his portfolio, four years too late.byRedazione8 SEP 26
EditorialsRula Jebreal calls Jeffries a ‘monkey’. The ‘woke’ narrative only holds up if you read from the scriptHe is a Democrat and black, but he is also a Zionist. For this reason, the commentator dubbed the MP an ‘AIPAC monkey’, after one of the most influential pro-Israeli organisations in US politics. It is strange how quickly all that rhetoric about inclusivity vanishes in an instant when a black man defends IsraelbyRedazione8 SEP 26
EditorialsUber’s own goal. The arrival of robotaxis is prompting innovators to put up barriersFor a long time, the ride-sharing company waged war on taxis (and vice versa) and never held back on its attacks – some of them fierce – against the regulators who were blocking its access to the market. Now it is forging alliances with its former enemies to take on the new competitor. Dangerous LuddismbyRedazione8 SEP 26
