From tomorrow, the Progetto Civico Italia general assembly will take place at the EUR. The Democratic Party secretariat will not be attending due to scheduling conflicts; +Europa has not been invited. In attendance will be AVS, the chairmen De Pascale, Proietti and Giani, Minister Schillaci and Gianni Malagò.

The Council of Ministers has approved a decree to support lorry drivers and agricultural and fishing businesses, which have also been affected by the roadblocks organised by the lorry drivers. Following its approval, Deputy Transport Minister Edoardo Rixi and Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida spoke at a press conference. The Prime Minister took to social media to speak out against those continuing the roadblocks: “We will not tolerate intimidation; we will not be blackmailed.”

The European Parliament honours the Hague-based institution for its defence of human rights, whilst the clash with the Trump administration – which has imposed new sanctions against the Court – intensifies. The award is due to be presented in December in Strasbourg 

The two governments have decided not to extend border controls any further. The suspension of the treaty had been decided following the migration crisis in Ceuta. The decision came after a meeting between Meloni and Sánchez last week at the European Council.

The Mayor of Genoa, a guest on Lilli Gruber’s programme on La7: “I have another four years left in my term of office. Schlein? We’re in regular contact.” And on nuclear power: “The left should also make an apolitical assessment.”

Marco Travaglio’s newspaper reports that the lorry drivers’ strike has caused difficulties for the company that supplies the Prime Minister’s Office. However, a government statement urges journalists to check the stock levels in the building’s warehouses for themselves

A night of English rain by the lake, amid nostalgia for Lake Como, United’s former glories and a 4–1 win for the Azzurri to recount back home with a teddy bear tucked under one’s arm

Yesterday, the doctors treating Prevost, having reviewed the results of the histological examination, offered reassurance: the condition was localised, and the Pope is well. The apostolic journey to South America in November now seems more likely.

Fedez responds to Marracash. The rhymeless verbal sparring between supporters and detractors of the riots taking place in Milan, Turin and Paris, particularly in their most extreme, savage and hooligan-like forms.

On 8 October, with 381 votes in favour, 167 against and 15 abstentions, Strasbourg adopted a resolution against the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood, calling on the EU Council to consider adding entities linked to the movement to the European list of terrorist organisations

 “The true aim of Trump and Putin, in their nefarious pact, is the destruction of the European Union and the historical-political concept of Europe,” reads the editorial in the latest issue of Il Regno, the long-established Catholic magazine of the democratic tradition.

Today marks the reopening of the world’s oldest ghetto, the Venice Ghetto: 500 residents. Marcella Ansaldi, curator of this small but significant museum, said: “This place, with its ability to endure, transform and carry on, is a miracle of resilience.”

As well as the outbreak of war in the Middle East, there is another factor driving up costs for airlines – though in this case, only European ones. We are talking about the ETS, the mechanism designed to put a price on pollution, but which is having an increasingly significant impact on European carriers 

Who wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa

The Hamlet-like dilemma plaguing the Biancocelesti supporters is this: by not going to the stadium, could I be having a negative impact on the league table? On the other side of the divide, people are watching – or pretending to watch – only the Giallorossi. The first derby will take place on 13 December

‘Those who are better off are calling for peace,’ we are told in the moshav near Gaza. According to them, on 27 October, Israel needs a change and a prime minister who loves the country

In 2024, a bipartisan bill co-sponsored by Madia and Mennuni was tabled. However, after passing through the various technical stages, it has since stalled. Meanwhile, the EU is pressing ahead with the Kid’s Act. “We need it all,” says Madia

Governments that delay reforms “are acting immorally”, says the economist. “Which country best illustrates the cost of delay? Argentina, without a doubt.”

The Under-Secretary of State for Defence was counting on 500 military personnel with judicial police powers to kick-start his campaign for Palazzo Marino, but Mattarella and Piantedosi blocked the plan. For the Forza Italia candidate, security remains a crowded battleground, where even Sala is changing his strategy