This weekend, the newspaper features a twelve-page cultural supplement. Here’s what you’ll find on newsstands

The CSM has turned entirely red. The judicial left has won the elections and the right is reeling from the blow. Divisions within Magistratura Indipendente and fears of reprisals have persuaded moderate judges to embrace the judicial furore. The red map of the public prosecutor’s offices

“When I imagine certain situations, even painful ones, I feel the need to distance myself. Distance inevitably creates irony and a sense of playfulness. But we writers cannot lay claim to humour; if we do, we lose it, a bit like with elegance.” A chat with the author of Bristol (Adelphi) 

The Criminal Chambers have no intention of shelving their defeat or relinquishing their political role within the legal profession. At the congress in Brescia, there was a call to revive long-standing battles – from the relationship between prosecutors and judges to the ‘media courts’ – and to usher in a new era of generational renewal.

The message behind “The Helsinki Effect” has come to the fore again following Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Store’s call to the Kremlin. Thirty minutes that turned into ninety, on their own initiative and not on behalf of Europe

The team is flying high, playing brilliant football and, after nine matchdays, sits top of the table. But the fans continue to criticise Lotito and are staying away from the Olimpico: the more victories they rack up, the louder the protests grow. The Biancocelesti paradox