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

“For months, the secretary of the PD and other left-wing figures have been spinning a narrative made up of allusions and insinuations,” accuses the Prime Minister, referring to her speech on stage at the PES Congress in Amsterdam. “Today she has even gone so far as to deny her own words, claiming she never made any such connection.” The Prime Minister’s social media post

The Prime Minister and the chairwoman of Mondadori would, in theory, have everything going for them: they are both women, well-educated, ambitious, and, in a sense, both act as a bulwark against right-wing extremism. Yet, in recent times, within government circles and within the ranks of Fratelli d’Italia, a frenzy has arisen concerning Marina

Europe is developing content traceability and certified identity along separate tracks. What can Italy do?

For the Berlusconi family, the best law is the Rosatellum because it allows Forza Italia to play a central role. FI senators have been put on alert. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister wants a signal on fuel prices (even though there are no funds available)

Having lost all her appeals, President Stefania Proietti is calling for the authorisation for the renewable energy plant to be revoked in the name of St Francis, St Benedict and “our Etruscan ancestors” 

Currently, criminal responsibility is not automatically attributed to minors aged between 14 and 18. Under the government’s amendments to the Criminal Code, this will change: the inability to understand and form intent will have to be demonstrated on a case-by-case basis. Meloni: “Anyone who assaults, robs or vandalises must always be held to account, even if they are 15 or 16 years old”

Schlein has proposed an agreement to all parties on artificial intelligence: “Let’s not use AI to attribute fabricated words or facts to our opponents.” Meloni told Il Foglio: “It’s an issue I raised before anyone else: I agree.”

“It was clear that the decision by the mayor of Bologna would have provided an excellent pretext for the usual suspects from the social centres and the protest movement to run the city ragged,” says the Prime Minister. On the Roggero case: “There is a question of proportionality regarding the penalties imposed.” Preferences? “I haven’t changed my mind.”