Mattarella welcomes the talks with the opposition, but the Prime Minister takes a dig at the Greens and the leader of the Five Star Movement. She wants to address the Chamber, turn the briefing into a formal statement – subject to a vote – and challenge those who “lie about defence”. The protocol on false alarms has upset headteachers

With their new album “Carnaval De Luz” and their return to San Siro in July 2027, the band is back in the spotlight. How do you build an ecosystem capable of transcending its own superstars? Dublin attempts to answer this question

Who wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa

Until recently, the company without its CEO in his leather jacket was unthinkable. Now Jensen Huang has resigned, following the scandal involving betrayals, Chinese espionage and the stock market crash. His direct line to Trump and the long-term impact on Beijing

The myth of youth, the fascination with revolution and violence, the illusions of young people who believe they can change the world. Elio Vittorini’s literary and political lesson, ninety years on from the fascist censorship of "Il Garofano Rosso"

After a year of negotiations and an 18-hour marathon session, businesses and trade unions have reached an agreement that rewrites the rules of industrial relations. New safeguards for wages, contracts to be renewed upon expiry and criteria for measuring representation 

Trump’s envoys return from Moscow without a seat for the EU at the negotiating table and are met with rejections from the Kremlin leader regarding every proposal that resembles a security guarantee for Kyiv. The final twist: the Russian proposal for a humanitarian truce in Kostiantynivka. Pitfalls 

The new Highway Code introduces new rules for pedestrians, who must ensure they are visible to motorists. At night, reflective jackets or braces are required. It’s like something out of an Alberto Sordi film 

Less money is being spent on combating ISIS in Damascus, and even less in Mogadishu on combating al-Shabaab, which is now targeting the capital

“The situation over the last few days shows that there are no adequate defence systems: systems that help to quickly determine whether an alert is credible or not, intelligence systems capable of analysing information in a coordinated manner. Today, 99 per cent of our security stems from this, not from the number of police officers on the streets”

There is a bounty of around 12,000 dollars on Bertulazzi’s head. Milei wants a spectacular capture; it is a matter of honour: he is obsessed with his image, and seeing the federal police made to look foolish by a 74-year-old man who has suffered three strokes is a stinging humiliation.

The agreement between trade unions and businesses revives collective bargaining and curbs ‘pirate’ contracts, without eliminating them entirely. Meloni takes credit for the outcome, Confindustria stands firm on its position, and the proposal for a minimum wage emerges weakened. However, the issues of ‘erga omnes’ and representation remain unresolved.

Shouting, threats and then apologies: behind the façade of a ruthless leader lies an aspiring villain who is more awkward than fearsome. What saves him, perhaps, is that chivalrous impulse to defend the elderly – the sole glimmer of humanity amidst the tirade.

Guterres wants to see fossil fuels disappear like the dinosaurs and accuses lobbies of hindering the transition. But ten years on from the Paris Agreement, consumption of oil, gas and coal continues to rise. Decarbonisation is essential, but it requires investment, a sustainable timeframe and political consensus