Expropriations in Germany, eviction freezes in Spain. Italy is focusing on supply, but over 100,000 homes are not enough

Between 2015 and 2025, buying a home in Spain has become 80 per cent more expensive, whilst renting has risen by 87 per cent. According to the Central Bank, the shortage of supply is the main factor behind these difficulties

The case of the 87-year-old woman evicted has become the pretext for Sánchez’s decrees, which freeze evictions and renew tenancy agreements until 2030. Economist Diego Sánchez de la Cruz tells Il Foglio: “A populist and manipulative campaign.” And he warns: rent controls risk exacerbating the Spanish housing crisis.

The assassination attempts on Deputy Minister Zoubi and the attacks in Sudan, the UAE’s mediation to hush the whole affair up, and the role of Repsol’s senior manager. Here are the words of the Libyan Prime Minister, which had remained secret until now, during a meeting with Misrata’s leading figures

The problems facing the Spanish housing market have reignited the struggles ‘for the city’ and against ‘gentrification’. The Affordable Housing Act adopted by the European Commission is also moving in the same direction

The MEP’s attacks on ‘neo-colonialism’ regarding Ceuta are being lauded by the press under King Mohammed VI. However, a review of historical records shows that Ceuta has never been Moroccan, nor does it intend to become so.

Madrid and Benghazi had stopped talking to each other, but now the Libyan general has offered to mediate with the terrorists who have kidnapped Juan Mirales Gomez in Burkina Faso.