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
Perhaps next time.The taciturn Viola, who would rather talk about the Mafia than the failures of his public prosecutorsThe Milan Public Prosecutor has spoken very little in recent years, and even less about the investigations, only speaking out on those cases guaranteed to attract media attention. Yet he has always remained silent on those that would have required a balanced comment, or some clarification on the rationale behind cases that were opened only to be swiftly closed.diMaurizio Crippa13 NOV 26
the interview“Intesa fondativa su salari, rinnovi, inflazione e rappresentanza”. CISL Secretary Fumarola speaksThe trade unionist outlines the terms of the agreement signed by CGIL, CISL and UIL with 13 employers’ organisations, including Confindustria and Confcommercio, with the aim of ensuring contract renewals, inflation-linked pay rises and combating ‘pirate’ contracts for all private-sector workersdiGianluca De Rosa13 NOV 26
the tense confrontationFrom the banks to Confindustria: here is the real opposition to the government. Meloni is annoyed with UrsoFrom Messina (Intesa Sanpaolo) to Viale dell’Astronomia: blows to the government during the budget hearing. The Prime Minister is not pleased with her minister’s ‘rush ahead’ on Transition 5.0.diLuca Roberto13 NOV 26
Il FiglioIt is raining outside—how pleasant to be at home—a scream shatters the silence.The voices, the music, the scratched sofa, the demands for money. I ask my daughter where her brother is; of course she doesn’t know – and indeed, why should she? Anti-bourgeois theorydiAnnalena Benini13 NOV 26
On the leftNo progress on Kyiv. Amidst suspicions and rumours, divisions remain across the political spectrumThe opposition parties held talks for three hours, but made little progress on the issue of arms for Ukraine. The talks will resume on Tuesday. The Democrats fear that Conte wants to keep the issue open ahead of the primaries. And the former prime minister is set to relaunch a campaign against the war today.diRuggiero Montenegro13 NOV 26
Accusations and paranoia‘Online Right’ sparks a civil war within the Republican Party, extending beyond the MAGA movementBap against everyone, Tucker deemed unfit for company, the Heritage Foundation in crisis. Both Trump and Vance had been very generous with podcasters during the election campaign, but the war in Iran has also squandered other favoursdiAndrea Venanzoni13 NOV 26
