The caseThe Calenda–D’Amato row and the centrifugal effect of the electoral law on AzioneThe Stabilicum favours coalition parties. And from Piedmont to Calabria, via Umbria and Campania, the local branches of Calenda’s party have decided to ally themselves with either the centre-right or the centre-left. Meanwhile, the national line remains one of uncompromising centrism.diAlessandro Villari13 NOV 26
Il Foglio SportItaly has already made peace with the much-maligned ManciniA draw against Belgium – a team no worse than Bosnia, North Macedonia and Sweden – will be enough for the AzzurridiJack O’Malley13 NOV 26
Beyond footballGerry Cardinale’s plan to make Milan the capital of sports entertainmentThe owner of AC Milan aims to bring NBA Europe to the Lombard capital. In San Donato, the plan is to build a new sports and entertainment hub featuring a new 20,000-seat arena in a bid to host the ATP Finals.diUmberto Zapelloni13 NOV 26
the caseClarification phone call between Meloni and Messina following the clashThe clarification between the Prime Minister and the CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo following the controversy over the government’s ‘South American-style regulations’diCarmelo Caruso13 NOV 26
on PiazzapulitaAccording to Vannacci, “the Constitution is not anti-fascist”On the programme Piazzapulita on La7, the leader of Futuro Nazionale stated that the Constitution "is anti-monarchist, not anti-fascist. Article 139 states that the republican form of government is the only acceptable one and that the re-establishment of that dissolved fascist party is prohibited".13 NOV 26
The calendarThe public transport strike in Milan and VeniceIn Milan, the entire ATM network, including the underground, may be suspended outside the guaranteed service periods. In Venice, ATVO buses are at riskdiRedazione13 NOV 26
techWhat is known about the issues with Outlook and the Microsoft suiteSoftware and programmes from the Redmond-based company experienced a service outage lasting over an hour, and the problems continue.13 NOV 26
movementsGrillo and Di Battista, each to their ownThey are considering the elections, but separately. The Genoese comedian’s doubts 13 NOV 26
THE EDITOR’S EDITORIALFormer head of the ‘red judges’ opposes investigations based on nothingNello Rossi has denounced the methods employed by the Caltanissetta Public Prosecutor’s Office in the now-dismissed investigation into Natoli and Pignatone, criticising the use of formal notices of investigation and the media-judicial circus. This is an important stance, but one that raises a question. Why does the judiciary only take notice of its own excesses when it is other magistrates who are on the receiving end? diClaudio Cerasa13 NOV 26
The dayMeloni and the ‘blame game’. She clashes with Bonelli and Conte: “If you’ve done everything right, why are we here?”Mattarella welcomes the talks with the opposition, but the Prime Minister takes a dig at the Greens and the leader of the Five Star Movement. She wants to address the Chamber, turn the briefing into a formal statement – subject to a vote – and challenge those who “lie about defence”. The protocol on false alarms has upset headteachersdiCarmelo Caruso13 NOV 26