In four years, the Prime Minister has normalised the Italian right, reconciled sovereignty and pro-Europeanism, supported Ukraine and defended public finances without being swept away by Trump and Salvini. Proceeding along a course that has surprised both allies and opponents, without making rash statements, remains the best course of action

The Russian Commissioner for Human Rights, Yana Lantratova, arrived in the city accompanied by a number of journalists invited to observe the humanitarian operation. The Kremlin’s praise for Melania Trump and its “deepest gratitude to the troops” – the very same troops that have been holding the city hostage since April 2022

Leaders hold talks for three hours and a roadmap emerges: a programme by November, to be discussed by Renzi – despite Conte’s latest attacks – and the centrists from next week onwards. In December, demonstrations against the budget and “in support of an alternative to Meloni”. Delegations from the PD, M5S and AVS are taking part in the USB strike

From glaziers expressing gratitude for the smashed shop windows to the manure piled up outside Turin City Hall, right through to mothers writing down their solicitor’s number on their children’s arms. The Interior Ministry’s preventative measures have worked, but there remains a certain rebellious childishness to contend with, which is also fostered by adults.

A WSJ report reveals details of the operation that maintains the naval blockade against Iran whilst ensuring the safe passage of merchant ships. According to Centcom, 1.5 billion barrels of oil have been exported in this way since the summer

The Netherlands is alleged to have been hacking the iPhone of Jared Kushner, the US President’s son-in-law, for years for the purpose of financial espionage.

A review of Giovanni Veronesi’s film, starring Pierfrancesco Favino, Silvio Orlando, Paolo Rossi, Carlo Cecchi and Alma Noce

by Massimiliano Bruno, with Claudia Pandolfi, Pietro Sermonti and Stefania Sandrelli

The tax burden on growth. Eurostat figures paint a picture of a country with one of the highest tax burdens in Europe and an economy growing at a slow pace. Financial stability is essential, but without reforms it risks becoming a mere excuse

While the search for him continues, Edoardo remains in Inspector Grillo’s custody. However, Rosa has now had a sudden insight. Meanwhile, Mori is blackmailing Marina, demanding money in exchange for his silence.

In the Senate, Fratelli d’Italia group leader Buonguerrieri and Lega MP Claudio Borghi are setting the direction of the inquiry: to exonerate those who protested against health policies and to hope for legal consequences for those who supported them. An ideological verdict in search of evidence

When the Serbian goalkeeper returns to the pitch after spending some time on the bench, he gives his all. Napoli fans know this all too well. Monza midfielder Manga Foe Ondoa knows this all too well.

For the first time, a Pope has taken part in a political election: Leo XIV has posted his ballot paper for the US mid-term elections. In the past, he has voted in both Democratic and Republican primaries. The Vatican asserts the right and duty to participate in democracy, but on social media the race is already on to assign him a political affiliation.

Angelo Bonelli, Giuseppe Conte, Nicola Fratoianni and Elly Schlein reveal the next steps in building the centre-left alliance. “A mobilisation in December. The programme will be finalised from next week. Opposition parties represented in Parliament will be at the negotiating table.” The statement follows a three-hour video conference meeting

With iOS 27.2, the ‘Ask why they’re calling’ feature has also arrived in Italian. The iPhone checks unknown numbers before letting the phone ring. In the United States, the feature has been active for over a year, but initial data puts the idea of a revolution into perspective. In Italy, however, it could still become an important defence against unsolicited telemarketing calls.

The Prime Minister’s words in Bruno Vespa’s new book: “I want to return to government with the centre-right we know, enriched by new civic movements.” The PD wanted Renzi to stand with us, whilst Schlein is campaigning for him, says the leader of the M5S instead

“If part of the electorate were to stay away from the polls because of Renzi’s presence, we would never oust Meloni. Schlein must provide assurances,” says the Movement’s leader. On the primaries: “I’m in. But it was only right to explore alternatives. We and the PD will tend to emphasise our differences rather than the factors that unite us.”

The new electoral law, which excludes anyone not part of a coalition; the government’s indifference; and the one-dimensional nature of the proposals. The combination of these factors has led to the normalisation of the Fn phenomenon, which is now falling in the polls

Duff Cooper’s "Operation Heartbreak" combines a spy story, a romantic tale and a touch of historical epic in a particularly successful blend. The Axis forces’ most famous misdirection

“On 9 November, we will switch off the lights in our building, where we have been based for 30 years; we will shut down the servers and leave. The newspaper no longer exists.” The end of the daily newspaper after 33 years of operation

The statistics office has published its quarterly updates on gross domestic product: there was no change in national output between the second and third quarters (short-term data). On a year-on-year basis – the third quarter of 2026 compared with the third quarter of 2025 – growth stands at 0.8 per cent. Istat confirms that this will also be the growth figure for the year as a whole.

Two Air Force non-commissioned officers, a doctor and a nurse from the Military Red Cross. The helicopter went into a spin moments after taking off from Brčko. Possible causes: a technical fault or high-voltage power lines. Crosetto in Bosnia; the UN is set to vote on the renewal of the mission

$6.3 billion has been stolen from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. Three cybersecurity firms point the finger at a group linked to Kim Jong Un’s regime, which has already been accused of other attacks involving billions. Around half of the funds have been frozen 

He takes aim with satire at the most narrow-minded left, but also at the most dangerous right, ultimately finding himself hated by both sides. The British comedian’s controversial new film and a word of advice for the centre

The former Minister for the Press on the fund for retirement at 64: lower pensions, paid for by pensioners. The issue of index-link adjustments. “Salvini still hasn’t grasped how a pension system works”

Called by the USB against rearmament and the high cost of living, it involves schools, healthcare and transport, despite Salvini’s call-up order. The Home Office fears further unrest and promises to “isolate the violent protesters”. The CGIL has called a general strike on 20 November

The Constitutional Court’s ruling on the appeals lodged against the new electoral law could come as early as January, and the outlook is far from unfavourable. The left, by stalling, is simply wasting time. Franceschini: “Are you sure the Prime Minister doesn’t want to bring the election forward?”. Unarmed field

“He’s a good lad, a scholar, a political scientist. In Parliament, he’d put many of his centre-right colleagues to shame.” The endorsement from the MEP for the Alliance of Greens and the Left