Maurizio Belpietro

In all European countries, there is a rebellion against policies perceived as unpopular, dear to the elites. Someone, like former director of "Repubblica" Ezio Mauro, thinks it is the death of democracy. Instead, it is its triumph. (translated)

The confirmation of the blast furnace shutdown condemns the site to a definitive halt. Although today the plants are up to standard, in fact, no one will risk acquiring the steelworks to end up in court due to green fanaticism. (translated)

The longest-serving government, perhaps the first to complete its term, has not brought us paradise. But with Schlein & Co. we would have gone into default. Instead, we have a plummeting spread, 1 million more jobs, and 80% fewer landings. (translated)

The host attacks the successors, Rai, the right, and not the alleged instigator of the bomb. Why? The prosecutors are also investigating to understand if the fixer was manipulating the journalist friend. (translated)

The EU's ecological turnaround has led to the closure of 30 refineries on the continent, six of which are in Italy, resulting in a 20% decrease in production. Yet, the left wants to hit the companies by throwing out random figures about their massive profits. (translated)

Yet another scandal: a criminal organization close to the president's staff has been discovered. We are at a paradox: we fill with billions those who steal them and use them to target the refineries in Moscow, driving up fuel prices. (translated)

The defenders of transparency and the investigative journalists suddenly united in calling for the privacy that they have always denied to others. They do not want Italians to know how Rai spends the (public) license fee money. (translated)

Exclusive: the data from the Viminale on crimes committed by Italians and foreigners in 2025. Immigrants are 9% of the population, but account for 35% of the crimes. And in large cities, the percentages are even higher. All the numbers in the dossier. (translated)

After the explosion at the home of the host of "Report," the leader of the PD took advantage of the stage at an international gathering to say that "freedom of expression is at risk with the far-right in government." (translated)

In the 198 pages of the ruling on the attack, chats between Ranucci and Lavitola emerge, the project of a political candidacy, and the increasing trust of the presenter in the flattery of his friend. Up to the survey to measure the journalist's popularity. (translated)

Madrid has done nothing for the drowned Moroccans. And the survivors still in Ceuta are left to the goodwill of the Red Cross. (translated)

Conte spinge sul voto dei cittadini per la scelta del leader dell’opposizione perché sa di vincere facile. C’è del buono: il suo trionfo farebbe implodere il Nazareno, regalando il successo al centrodestra. https://t.co/3j8U5C7Qvp #Conte #Opposizione #Centrodestra

In contrast to Sánchez's amnesty, tomorrow in Europe the Italian proposal to create repatriation hubs in Ghana, Tunisia, and Libya will be discussed. Brussels is opening up. France remains opposed. (translated)

The opposition is demanding Meloni's resignation after the stop to preferences, but early voting could be a trap: the risk is a new technical government or a grand coalition. (translated)

The same allies who show their muscles to Moscow from Paris are covering the enemy with money, financing its raids. According to the "Financial Times," in 2026 Europe broke the record for LNG imports, reaching 6 billion. (translated)

The editorial staff of Report raises the alarm and says it is under heavy attack. But it was the same host who exposed it when he started associating with Lavitola, even letting him enter the Rai studios. (translated)

Volkswagen lays off 100,000 employees and closes factories, the leaders of Mercedes admit: "Very serious situation." The two giants crushed, along with competitors and the made in Italy supply chain, by the crazy green policies of Brussels. Yet they insist. (translated)

The heat goes to your head: the Cgil supports Greenpeace's campaign that proposes to charge the fossil industries "the necessary measures to protect workers from the impacts they have contributed to causing." (translated)