Today, the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, and the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, are in town for the opening ceremony of the sporting event. The Head of State’s message and the numerous mistakes made by those currently in power and those who have previously governed regarding Ilva

The Federation and 14 member companies are focusing on the plants not affected by the suspension ordered by the Milan Court of Appeal

The consortium of Italian steelmakers is looking at the rolling mills in Genoa and Novi Ligure. But if the hot rolling mill shuts down, the integration that has held the former Ilva together for sixty years will fall apart. It is now up to the state to decide

The countdown to the shutdown has begun: 80 days to go. The latest ruling by the Milan Court of Appeal, which orders the closure of the hot zone due to the presence of asbestos, is the result of the misguided decisions taken by Minister Urso and his commissioners

The government has been looking for a buyer for months. But if Italy truly regards steel production as strategic, it must bear the cost of the transition itself. The European precedent set by the large Port Talbot plant

The minister’s stance is increasingly being circumvented, from the Ilva dossier (which has been centralised at Palazzo Chigi) right through to fuel policy, where he would have preferred to avoid the excise duty cut. Concerns with Pichetto regarding the energy sector