Paolo Romano has suggested that there should be no place within the left-wing coalition for those who do not recognise the genocide in Gaza. This is the ‘Palestinisation’ of public debate: any issue, in order to become politically acceptable, must be filtered through the prism of Gaza

At the Leopolda, the former prime minister suggests the journalist as a possible candidate. Calabresi talks about the city’s future over the next five years and also secures the support of Pina Picierno. The leader of Italia Viva tells Conte: “Fighting amongst ourselves means handing the country over to Meloni. Guarantees? Let’s draw up a contract along German lines.”

“I want to build something that will last,” Christof Leitner, president of the new club and head of the consortium of investors that has revived a team and a fanbase left without a hockey team, tells Il Foglio Sportivo. The new team will make its debut on 9 October at the Rho Exhibition Centre 

Beyond beauty and music. Impressions of Milan in early autumn: a ship in celebration that fails to see the iceberg ahead of its bow

A (presumably) left-wing sixth-former is in a serious condition in hospital after being attacked on Monday night by a dozen far-right activists outside a school: they had caught him tearing down Blocco Studentesco posters. Best wishes to him, but can the unforeseeable really be left to chance?

Inter and Milan were the first to launch their new stadium project in July 2019, seven years ago, but Roma and Bologna could beat them to it and have their new stadiums first. It is not just a paradox of timing. The fact is that the new stadium project, despite the sale having gone through, is still up in the air.

Work on the roof of the Gallery of Modern Art, which was damaged two years ago by a severe storm, will be completed this spring. At the same time, the restoration of the second floor – which has been closed due to water ingress – will also be finished. We will see a ‘refreshed’ exhibition layout, with a few surprises in store 

An exhibition dedicated to the relationship between Luchino Visconti and La Scala, fifty years after the director’s death. The story of a lifelong bond, which culminated in 1954 with Gaspare Spontini’s La Vestale, a production that revolutionised the way opera direction was conceived

Among Milan’s centre-right parties, success will go to whoever manages to get ‘their’ candidate elected. The prevailing view is that participation is a value in itself – not for Decubertinian reasons, but for purely mathematical ones: more councillors, higher percentages, greater visibility