The American Conservatives’ conference is to be held in Italy for the first time, on a date to be confirmed following the forthcoming general election. The ‘institutional’ centre-right parties have been invited, but the situation regarding the National Front remains uncertain. Giubilei: ‘The event is conservative and Atlanticist; I do not believe Vannacci is either conservative or Atlanticist.’

The senator’s speech delivered during the panel discussion with the leader of Futuro Nazionale. From Europe to the economic consequences of sovereignist policies, from the general’s political programme to the investigations into the re-establishment of the fascist party

The opposition is wrong to downplay its benefits: one need only look at the international context and what is happening in Europe

The regional president and Luca Zaia’s successor, Alberto Stefani, had promised the Patriarch of Venice and Salvini’s party that he would stand firm. In the end, the end-of-life bill was passed, and within the party there is talk of a ‘U-turn’. 

What is there to say whilst Schlein remains silent? In the meantime, whether on social media or in person, others are stepping in – the many who have declared themselves willing to stand in the primaries, despite the silence of Majorino, who seemed to be Schlein’s ideal candidate. Meanwhile, the young, far-left Pacini is preparing for the release of his book: "Una cosa di sinistra"

The party’s former secretary and MP argues that “we need a force capable of making a real impact in a new centre-left government. And Onorato? He’s a civic candidate; we’re bloody politicians”. Meanwhile, Magi’s supporters are warning President Hallissey: “Don’t call a party congress.” Appeals are ready, but Della Vedova says: “I hope they abandon this course of action. The judiciary cannot halt a party’s democratic process on the basis of an overly restrictive interpretation of the party constitution.”

The Deputy Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and member of the Azzurri: “In Campania we risk doing ourselves harm; let’s put our differences on hold. In the cities we’re wasting time choosing candidates; enough of these idle chats over dinner at La Russa’s. Me in Sicily? I’m always available.”

The myth of the new ‘Ventennio’. It would be far more interesting to understand why it was the political right that managed to unify a country – divided by a civil, cultural and institutional delegitimisation that proved so hard to overcome – and integrate it into the new normal.