On the left now, in order to avoid the ‘gazebos’, they are hoping that the new electoral law will not be passed: “Fontana, Romeo, Zaia and Fedriga will not give up the single-member constituencies”. Meanwhile, other suggestions for third-party candidates are emerging

The Council of Ministers has approved an extension to the excise duty cut, but the PD secretary insists: target windfall profits. The energy spokesperson for the employers’ organisation says: “We are opposed to this. It smacks of a policy devoid of ideas.”

The PD secretary wants the windfall tax introduced immediately and on its own, whilst the wealth tax should only be implemented ‘at European level’. The Minister for the Economy takes the opposite view. However, this is not driven by any EU policy, but by what is politically most advantageous based on the latest opinion polls

Anyone still clinging to the PD’s ideas from 2016 now finds themselves ‘on the right’. What common ground can they find with those who have pulled the rug out from under their feet?

The secret to longevity at the Nazareno lies in the diet, it seems. Mediation soup reheated twice a day, nothing raw, nothing that requires prolonged chewing. The decisive factor, however, is the almost total absence of the substance that wreaks havoc in those circles, namely resolve and clarity

Schlein’s accusations against Frederiksen do not stand up to political scrutiny: with the exception of the Spanish government, European socialists hold a variety of positions, particularly those who are part of broad-based coalitions

‘With these leaders…’ as Nanni Moretti used to say. It is this very thought that made Lavitola dream of Ranucci’s candidacy, but it is also the fear shared by a significant section of the centre-left. Mayors, outsiders, surprises: possible alternatives to the Schlein-Conte duopoly

The PD is targeting the historic communist newspaper and has announced an offer. But the publisher, Romeo, is playing for time: “As of today, no proposal has been made. I will consider other expressions of interest.” The secretary’s idea is to entrust the editorship to the journalist with whom she co-wrote her book, "L’Imprevista"

The reformist Democrat is once again pondering the future. Meanwhile, the former prime minister is still looking for a candidate for the primaries, and Picierno would also like him to be part of his political project