In 2024, a bipartisan bill co-sponsored by Madia and Mennuni was tabled. However, after passing through the various technical stages, it has since stalled. Meanwhile, the EU is pressing ahead with the Kid’s Act. “We need it all,” says Madia

The Under-Secretary of State for Defence was counting on 500 military personnel with judicial police powers to kick-start his campaign for Palazzo Marino, but Mattarella and Piantedosi blocked the plan. For the Forza Italia candidate, security remains a crowded battleground, where even Sala is changing his strategy

A social media ban for under-14s? “Avs is calling for it too, but I’m always sceptical about draconian measures.” A candidate in the primaries? “I want to develop our project. We’ll decide together with Ruffini.” He adds: “I’ll refrain from commenting on Salvini’s disrespectful remarks about our armed forces.”

“From now until midnight, I am joining the hunger strike organised by Pina Picierno to draw international attention to Oleshky, a Ukrainian town where thousands of people are trapped in territory occupied by the Russian army,” writes the leader of Azione. Over 400 people have signed up to the campaign launched by the Vice-President of the European Parliament.

“Young people perceive social dynamics as at a standstill: they struggle to find work and feel ill-prepared to face a society undergoing rapid technological transformation,” the former prime minister told Bloomberg

The 80 signatures required to take part in the conference on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October in Milan have been reached. Among those who have signed in support of the former Minister for Tourism are the Governor of Lombardy, Attilio Fontana, and the Senate group leader, Massimiliano Romeo.