How should we judge the longevity of the Meloni government? The economy? Growth? Foreign policy? Rights? Competition? Taxation? Trump? Employment? A multi-voiced discussion to reflect on the four years of the government, which is celebrating its record-breaking tenure at Palazzo Chigi

 On 9 September, the bill will be debated in the Chamber of Deputies’ committee. The Democratic Party risks splitting once again, as it did in the Senate where Graziano Delrio found himself isolated. The Democratic Party secretary supports the protest against the bill, which is also being organised by ANPI and ARCI. Zampa’s warning

Italy and Spain are publicly at loggerheads for the sake of domestic political expediency, but they are not denouncing Rabat’s hybrid attack so as not to upset the regimes that are blackmailing Europe by controlling migration flows

“That a party like his could reach 10 per cent baffles me,” says the former Chief of Staff of the Air Force. “With the general, there is a risk of ungovernability. Forming a government with him, in my view, is unthinkable for any political party.”

Support for Ukraine takes a back seat to the celebrations over Meloni’s record. And the decree due at the end of the summer is still being finalised. Tajani’s awkward moments at European summits

“Over the past 35 years, the centre-left has never supported a national run-off election separately from the abolition of the bicameral system with equal powers, because it is obvious that the existence of a single chamber that grants a vote of confidence to the government is a prerequisite for a national two-round system, and in this sense there is an incompatibility between the Constitution and Pera’s proposal.”