The leader of IV would like a mayor, such as Salis or Manfredi, to stand as a reformist candidate in the local elections. But no name has been put forward yet: so the former prime minister is considering a surprise move to stand against Schlein and Conte

Lowering the retirement age, cutting taxes, tackling the falling birth rate, defending ‘Made in Italy’: why the sovereignist right cannot achieve any of this without the contribution of immigration. And on security too: more reality, less fear

Italy and Spain have common interests in Europe; to scupper the agreement on the Ceuta deal is a bizarre mistake, a propaganda stunt that echoes like a gigantic belch. Meloni cannot simply deny her immigration policy in this way

“An act of contempt towards the state institutions at the very moment when Italy is paying tribute to 262 victims,” says the Prime Minister. Fidanza (FdI): “The left must distance itself.” The trade union secretary’s response: “Lies. She’s got sunstroke.” The Belgian trade union FGTB has claimed responsibility for the act

Enlightenment and bureaucratic harmony are not enough to build Europe: the dream that the EU institutions have betrayed 

The reformist Democrat is once again pondering the future. Meanwhile, the former prime minister is still looking for a candidate for the primaries, and Picierno would also like him to be part of his political project

First, he will attend the meeting with the regional governors to bring about a change of direction, and then the meeting with Durigon and Salvini to defend Salvini. The event will take place on 8 and 9 September, before Pontida, in Rome. Salvini on the Ministry of the Interior: “I won’t be going” 

A war of words between Spain and Italy. Palazzo Chigi: “We will not accept ultimatums” and the borders will remain closed until 15 August. The Interior Ministry’s stance. Salvini attacks the Spanish Prime Minister: “Shut up and control your own borders”. And on the Interior Ministry: “I won’t be announcing my visit to Pontida”

Naples, Rome, Bologna, Florence and Milan: all would like to be included in the shortlist of candidates to host the 2032 European Championships. But time is running out and the various cities are adopting different approaches to carry out costly and complex projects in line with UEFA standards