“La signora” showcased her brand’s best-selling item on the catwalk: knee-length skirts. A “contemporary, flexible and adaptable piece that invites contradiction”. With one aim: to turn them into the new T-shirts

Meloni is biding her time, Fazzolari is keeping an eye on the French presidential elections, and Tajani is trying to sort out the positions before the end of the parliamentary term. Amidst ambitions and fears regarding the next government, there are already those at the Farnesina who are packing their boxes   

The Deputy Prime Minister, formerly the leader of the moderates, now speaks like a staunch supporter of the Gd. He is critical of the Minister for Public Administration: “Anyone who plots against the party is a deserter”. Give us back the old Tony

The secretary is insisting on ratification conferences (the next one in Lazio). Meanwhile, he is openly criticising the ‘dissidents’ who voice their criticism in the press. There is uncertainty surrounding the meeting with the Cavaliere’s children.

The leader of Forza Italia has announced the party’s candidate for Palazzo Marino. An agreement must now be reached with allies to arrive at a final decision as soon as possible.

The Deputy Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and member of the Azzurri: “In Campania we risk doing ourselves harm; let’s put our differences on hold. In the cities we’re wasting time choosing candidates; enough of these idle chats over dinner at La Russa’s. Me in Sicily? I’m always available.”

Diplomats removed, demoted, left without political protection; the Mattei Plan bypassing the Foreign Ministry. The Fabrizi case exposes a system which, after four years, is now presenting the bill. Are there limits to Chigi? A check-up 

The deputy prime ministers will not be attending the celebration marking the government’s record-breaking tenure (at least not in person, though they may join via video link): the League member has opted for a League event in Tuscany. A sign of growing impatience within the majority