The Deputy Prime Minister has pledged to “listen to the needs and difficulties of the 300 Italian companies that do business with Russia”. And on the subject of tourist visas, he says: “Any ban would be yet another punitive measure against citizens who have nothing to do with the war.”

At the Più Europa convention, he calls for economic sanctions against Putin, but then pushes for the resumption of cheap Russian gas imports. On the ‘no’ to sending arms to Ukraine, he says: “We’ll see what the manifesto and the primaries bring”, but then makes it clear that military support must be halted. The ambiguities of the former prime minister

The Democratic Party secretary responds: “We will continue to support the Ukrainian people under Putin’s invasion.” Meanwhile, the leader of the Five Star Movement draws a “clear line” on foreign policy: “We will not be sending weapons galore to Kyiv.” The clash with the PD reformists: “Delusional positions; he is a saboteur.”

Defending Ukraine and the European democratic model, embracing the Draghi and Letta reports: a centre-left manifesto

The IHRA definition, which exposes the hallmarks of anti-Semitic hatred. The change of heart by Schlein, Conte and Fratoianni, who had previously aligned themselves with that stance. The pretext of freedom to criticise Israel and the flirtations with the crowd chanting ‘Palestine from the river to the sea’ 

“My background and my values lie with the centre-left,” says the former editor of Rep on stage alongside Don Ciotti. This is his first public appearance since announcing his intention to stand for mayor. He speaks about young people, women and marginalisation, drawing applause. He then thanks Sala and Pisapia

The leader of Futuro Nazionale is a reflection of what Meloni could have been but was not

Half of the applications submitted for the energy-efficiency refurbishment of social housing are unfunded. “We need new funds,” says the chair of the bodies that manage the housing. And regarding Invitalia’s call for tenders to start the works and make 60,000 homes ready for allocation, he says: “In my opinion, it will be published at the end of September.”

Judging by the words of the PD secretary, there is good reason to suspect that if she had been asked what time it was, or whether she preferred the seaside or the mountains, the answer would have been exactly the same. The programme will probably appear one morning as a result of parthenogenesis. Born of itself, without fathers and therefore without dissidents. The case of Bacillus rossius