Protest outside the Ministry of Transport to demand concessions on fuel prices and incentives to replace vehicles. No disruption to the service, but the possibility of a strike remains. A meeting of taxi drivers is due to take place tomorrow in Florence

The Spanish goalkeeper kept Fiorentina in the game whilst hope hung by a thread and the team teetered on the brink against Inter. Then his team-mates ruined it all, yet again

“I remain firmly in the centre-right, but I am opposed to extreme and unworkable positions. Forza Italia represents an enlightened centre-right,” says the MP

There has been a procedural oversight at the party conference that re-elected Salvini as secretary. The new logo was supposed to be amended in the party constitution, but it was not put to a vote. Meanwhile, the first outcome of the Carroccio’s two-day conference in Milan sees MP Matone switch to Forza Italia

These children of an educational failure need a father figure. Behind the violence lies an ideological regression that has already led to anti-democratic anti-fascism and pro-Palestinian extremism. The psychoanalyst and writer speaks out

Security, freedom, business and employment: the cornerstones of a centre-right that looks to the future and builds it. To achieve this, a coalition open to the centre is needed. And the governor of Piedmont is ‘calling on’ Calenda

The Italian population is ageing, yet it faces life head-on, packing up and moving on whenever necessary; and the more time passes, the more this trait becomes pronounced. So much so that over the last three years, a record level of residential mobility has been reached: a remarkable indicator that tells us things in Italy are not going badly at all.

In France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal and Albania. “It is a war waged by groups that are taking advantage of a civilisation in distress and which has become demoralised in every sense,” writes Melanie Phillips in The Times

Young people condemn the destruction but support the good intentions behind the demonstration. Those who sympathise – or at the very least are lenient – seem to be in the majority, perhaps simply because of generational affinity.

The country’s differing ideologies clash in the drama of the election. A report on politics, war and desert sand

The outgoing president has overturned the result of the first round. This has never happened before. Now the problem for the president is Bolsonaro’s clear majority in Congress. In Brazil, however, incumbent presidents have always managed to secure support in the most resourceful ways, and this time should be no exception.

The Italian driver is dominating in Austin and needs just two points to be mathematically certain of winning the Formula 1 World Championship. However, it cannot be ruled out that all five remaining Grand Prix races will actually take place. Ferrari are performing well

At 9 pm, the former President of the Republic conceded defeat following a day of tensions and reports of electoral irregularities. Two years after the collapse of the bus shelter in Novi Sad and the 16 victims commemorated at roadblocks every day, the students have won

Amidst conflict and technology, Tom Smith and Elliott Williams discuss their new album, Surface, Echo & Sound: “Music is there to give you hope and light when things are scary and dark”

A magical world in which desires, fears and longings merge. Adolescence is that phase of life in which formless chaos hovers around for several years without being summoned. It simply happens and exists. A dimension that transcends the present moment and projects itself towards a probable future. This reality, however, must contend with the evolution of a society that develops according to rules that are often unpredictable

 “China is an engineering-driven state incapable of stopping building, whilst America is a society dominated by lawyers, ready to block anything it can.” In Dan Wang’s new book, a comparison of two different ways of shaping the future 

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He beats Garavaglia (who secures 25 per cent) and poses a threat to Meloni and the newspapers. Replacing group leader Romeo is either Dreosto or Paganella

Anyone who wants a future for the Palestinian people must oppose Hamas and those who use pro-Palestinian rhetoric – even in our own streets – as a weapon to foster hatred against the West, against capitalism, globalisation and an open society

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate has returned to the country following Maduro’s capture and months in exile. Negotiations between the regime and the opposition are continuing, but the veto on her candidacy, political guarantees and the date of the new elections remain unresolved.

A professor of orthopaedics and traumatology at Sapienza University, he was also a competitive wrestler, judoka and sambo practitioner (the Soviet combat sport), having finished fourth at the European Championships: “I stopped because I didn’t have the time, not because I didn’t want to.” Interview

Whilst public debate focuses on the Maranza, there is a section of the country – which has always regarded the centre-right as a natural partner – that is protesting

The Salvini-Garavaglia clash takes place in a heavily guarded room; Romeo is attacked by the leader’s top aides and defends himself: “We’re losing votes; you’re boycotting me.” There is an air of purges, and Durigon suggests to Zaia that he join the political secretariat.

Tensions have flared between protesters and the police in several Italian cities. The entrances to the Colosseum were forced open. Piantedosi on the investigation into incitement to terrorism: “There are no safe havens.”

President Tango confirms that the association needs to review its accounts, but says that the average of salaries and arrears is “a long way from 100,000 euros”