The Deputy Prime Minister commemorates the Nazi-Fascist massacre. He emphasises the distance from the Allies and says: “The Italian Fascists were accomplices. Democratic values are founded on the war of liberation.” He also acknowledges the role of the “partisan brigades”. Meanwhile, the campaign against bureaucracy is causing discontent amongst Forza Italia ministers

"Anyone who calls themselves a patriot should be here to honour their country. Peace is never a surrender; it requires courage," said the leader of the M5S. Also present at the commemoration – the first time a centre-right figure has attended – was Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary Antonio Tajani, who declared: “Nazism and fascism will not return, but Europe and the world are haunted by the spectre of extremism.” Schlein also issued a statement: “Remembrance is a duty.”

The Senate meeting on the electoral law turns into yet another trial for the secretary. Minister Zangrillo: “We cannot become the party of village festivals.” List of dissidents at the Campania congress

The Deputy Prime Minister announced in Parliament that Italy would join the European defence loan scheme, but was then forced by the government to backtrack. Attacks from the League and the opposition. This is the general’s doing

With nearly 15 billion in loans, this would save the public budget around 120 million euros in interest each year and help reduce the burden of military expenditure. How the EU’s scheme to boost defence investment works

The Foreign Secretary spoke at a hearing on the European loan to increase defence spending: “We have decided to utilise Safe by requesting funding of 14.9 billion by the end of the year.” Within the ruling coalition, the Carroccio is putting the brakes on: “The final say rests with Parliament.” Pressure from the Commission: “There is no time to lose”

The Council of Ministers has approved a fuel discount – 17 cents off diesel – but a decree mandates the closure of the blast furnace. The row between FdI and Forza Italia over wiretaps and party preferences continues. The confessions of the FI leader

Regarding the draft bill on criminal responsibility for minors, Forza Italia members say they “were not consulted”. They are now calling for a technical debate in Parliament. Mulè: “We will not back down on wiretapping”

Electoral law, self-defence. And now also rules to punish minors: the common ground between FdI, the League and Fn is growing. Meloni: “Those who make mistakes must pay.” And within Forza Italia, there are those who fear being replaced by the general