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Stefano Feltri

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Stefano Feltri

Italian journalist
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Ursula von der Leyen celebrates the two years of her second term while the Commission witnesses the decline of the EU's ability to protect its citizens. (translated)

Only 40 percent of the world's population has access to air conditioning, but 80 percent experience the need for it. Are we heading towards a future like that of Americans or Japanese, sealed in air-conditioned buildings in a hostile world? (translated)

If graduates can't find decent jobs, is it the fault of the school and university that poorly educated them or of the companies that pay too low salaries? (translated)

The lesson from AfD on managing Vannacci: anti-democratic extremists must be stopped while there is still a way to do so. (translated)

The end of welfare Correct version - Private insurance for school and the hypothesis of a birth pension fund indicate that the State is renouncing to provide coverage for everyone (translated)

The war in Europe: dossier on the drone in Leipzig The choice of Germany to explicitly accuse Moscow for the incident on August 4 indicates a change in approach to Putin's hybrid war (translated)

The climate crisis is not leftist. The fact that the environment has been the theme of only one side, or of only one party, has complicated the search for effective political answers. (translated)

In an increasingly older Europe, those who will have to live longer with today's decisions matter less and less. Is it time to rethink the principle of "one person, one vote"? (translated)

Closing the borders is a demographic suicide. The European reaction to the Ceuta crisis shows the madness of spending billions to stop migrations, instead of managing them to counter the consequences of the aging of our societies. (translated)

Other than Ceuta, the risk is Libya. The Meloni government is stirring up a controversy with Spain in the name of firmness, but overlooks the place where that firmness could really be put to the test: Libya. (translated)

Diplomacy and missiles: Zelensky's plan for peace While in Italy the false dilemma between diplomacy and military defense is discussed, the Ukrainian president explains to ambassadors the priorities to stop the war. (translated)

Diplomacy and missiles: Zelensky's plan for peace. While in Italy there is a discussion about the false dilemma between diplomacy and military defense, the Ukrainian president explains to the ambassadors the priorities to stop the war. (translated)

The president of the Five Stars seems to ignore that there have been negotiations ongoing for a year about Ukraine, even directly between Russia and Ukraine. And he also ignores that diplomacy and military capability have been intertwined since the times of Thucydides. (translated)

Ceuta and the failure of the EU By not showing solidarity with a member state under pressure, the EU encourages Morocco and other countries to continue using migration as a tool of coercion. (translated)

What is behind the political crisis in Ukraine In the end, Zelensky did not choose either the reform front or the military establishment, but political control Geopolitics Notes: https://t.co/8PtOny0jRC https://t.co/kwqCN5feS2 (translated)

It was getting hotter and hotter. Democratic choices about our climate futures need models to know what is likely and stories to feel what is really at stake. (translated)

An Italy where someone like Roggero is in prison instead of outside with a loaded weapon at home is definitely a safer country. The parties that preach security should hope that he serves all 14 years of his sentence. (translated)

Taxes alter incentives, so changing taxes definitely impacts growth. Today, taxation rewards rent and the transmission of inequalities between generations. The wealth tax can be a tool, but the real reform is to eliminate 110 billion in fiscal spending. (translated)

The consequences of the Minetti case on journalism The $250 million lawsuit by Giuseppe Cipriani against Fatto and Report is an attempt to erase investigative journalism, which is already under pressure. (translated)

File: Mafia, Berlusconi and Dell'Utri The founders of Forza Italia have been archived in Florence for the investigation into the massacres. But the ties with Cosa Nostra are proven by definitive sentences. Giorgia Meloni lies. (translated)