The majority’s resolution does not privatise healthcare but offers a sound middle way

The Ministry of the Interior has ordered the closure of the sea and air borders with Spain. The decision follows the meeting of the immigration committee chaired this morning at the Ministry of the Interior by Minister Piantedosi 

The Task Force “contributes to the surveillance and defence of airspace, as well as to the protection of national forces and interests in the area”. The PD has tabled a parliamentary question to seek clarification. The Defence Minister: “The information referred to today was already public and available”

In his ‘Ventaglio’ speech, the President of the Republic reiterates some fundamental lessons: legislation should not be driven by emotion; one must not play games with those who threaten the state; and one cannot govern as a half-hearted Europeanist.

The governor of Lazio says he feels “offended and hurt, as a native of Lazio”. He is calling for “clarity for the future”. And Storace, a long-standing figure on the right, warns the majority: “If, on top of the trouble Lotito is causing, they want a wealth tax, they can do whatever they like” 

Meloni’s supporters are unhappy with the concerns raised by Forza Italia’s Rossello regarding the transposition of the European AI Act, so the measure has been postponed. Meanwhile, there is some embarrassment over the statement made by the Deputy Prime Minister during a meeting with her colleagues within Fratelli d’Italia

From Schlein to Grillo, via Tremonti and Di Maio, amid concerns and comebacks. “I sense there’s a strange buzz surrounding certain figures,” says the leader of the M5S

Mayors Matteo Mesini, Marco Biagini and Giorgio Zanni speak out from the ceramics district: Europe, Meloni and Schlein must listen to us; the sector is under strain. No to grandstanding; more attention must be paid to the regions that produce and wish to remain competitive

Non-compete clauses that prevent an employee from moving to a competitor or setting up a competing business apply to all levels of employment, but their consequences are often underestimated