It doesn’t stir things up, it doesn’t break through, it doesn’t set the agenda; it plays it safe. The disruptive element coincided with a sudden, mind-blowing political escalation – one that has taken shape on the right – which we could summarise with an acronym: ‘Isg’, isolating the general. 

It accounts for 15 per cent and has changed over time, driven by what is known as ‘Putin’s aliyah’. Lieberman’s courtship is no longer enough; it is no longer a question of accent, but of policies and relations with Moscow.

“Those who think and vote in the same way should, logically, stand together in the elections. We were wrong to make too many statements and do too little work on our manifestos,” says the MP

No one seems to know who decided on the restriction. SpaceX say the order came from the White House; the White House say it came from Musk. Rubio dismissed the whole affair with a “it sort of happened” – it just happened, that’s all.  

In Paris, in May ’68, he looks down at the street, sees students throwing stones at the police and has a sudden realisation: whatever they may believe, he is on the other side

A good month does not make up for the bad ones. The balance sheet is deep in the red. The cause lies primarily in the decline in oil production, which has been brought to a standstill by Ukrainian attacks on the Kremlin’s refineries

According to the WSJ, Putin is reported to have ordered an escalation of the hybrid war against NATO countries. Following the foiled attack at Leipzig Airport, Germany has raised its alert level regarding Russian sabotage. And investigations point to a chain of command that is increasingly closely linked to Moscow 

In London, the Bolognese singer-songwriter presents "Amateur", an experimental album. Rock, progressive detours, ballads, unexpected harmonies, no choruses. But above all, an album that defies the algorithm and even embraces the idea of commercial failure.

The party is considering a measure that would affect all companies with more than 10,000 flats in the capital: any accommodation exceeding this threshold would be acquired by the city-state. Cost of the operation: 16 billion euros. The watchword is socialisation

The measure introduced in Berlin froze rents and obliged landlords whose rents exceeded certain legal limits to reduce them. As a result, rents did indeed fall by 10.3 per cent, but the supply of flats to let plummeted by 52 per cent

A magnificent Wotan; Harding did well on the podium. Beautiful music, but it takes almost an entire act to forge a sword or share a kiss.

“On Tuesday, the Russian disinformation network Matryoshka circulated 12 pieces of fake news on X about the protests in France, impersonating various French media outlets, including France24, Le Figaro, BfmTv and Le Parisien,” says Colon, a lecturer at Sciences Po Paris

The singer-songwriter discusses his new album “Verso Casa”, his father’s musical legacy and his collaboration with Marracash, who covered “Firenze – Canzone triste”. Regarding Sanremo, he remarks: “If I had the right track, I might give it some thought”.

The National Catholic Reporter, on the left, is calling on the Catholic electorate to punish the current administration. Three issues are under scrutiny: immigration, the war on Iran and populist tendencies

The Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Palazzo Chigi put in a difficult position by the memorandum on maritime borders signed between Turkey and Libya have joined the EU’s condemnation. The suspicion that perhaps they went too far in supporting Saddam

Meloni’s undersecretary and right-hand man tells us about the series on Rosario Livatino, for which he wrote the screenplay

The ear, on the other hand, is the quietest of the senses, the only one that functions whilst remaining motionless, and which receives everything without having to do anything. For a nation that has always viewed decisions with the same suspicion one reserves for relatives who ask for loans, it is the ideal part of the body  

The eighty hidalghos who have endorsed the candidacy of the challenger to the Carroccio secretary want ‘open’ polling booths because they fear that, in the secrecy of the ballot box – where one cannot see the voter’s back – a photograph might be taken of the vote cast