So it is possible to act on prices. Eni's move shows that companies can do something to stabilize prices. And so the question is inevitable: if it could be done, where has the government been until now? It has slept. As often happens. It has slept while fuel prices... (translated)
2.281 euros per liter. Diesel in Italy has never cost so much since the European historical series exists. On the highway, we are already around 2.42. Nowadays, instead of filling up the tank, it is more convenient to ask for financing. And it's not just a problem for those who take the car. (translated)
Remember the story that with Giorgia Meloni in government there would be no more bonuses, temporary measures, and handouts? Well, remove it. Because on this too she has done the opposite. Since her government has been in place, she has approved, on average, one every two months. And the count is not made by the https://t.co/I3SmAGvuRi (translated)
From today in Russia, voting takes place. For three days, because apparently knowing that Putin will win wasn't enough. The real opponents are in prison, abroad, or excluded from the elections. The only party openly opposed to the war has been removed from the national list. Remaining (translated)
It will definitely be a time zone problem. It couldn't be explained otherwise. In the Baltic, a Russian warship is launching signal rockets against a Danish military helicopter. In Lithuania, two Italian Eurofighters shoot down a drone that arrived from Belarus. (translated)
For years they explained to us that regulating technology meant not understanding it. If you asked for rules for social media, you were considered outdated; if you talked about limits on artificial intelligence, you were already the past. Now Dario Amodei, head of Anthropic, says we need to slow down: (translated)
Is Meloni really the antidote to Vannacci as Galli della Loggia writes in the Corriere? And have the liberals really found a home on the right? I tried to respond starting from a conviction: to defeat populism, we must not chase after it. We must return to being radical. (translated)
President, so you have spent thirty years asking for preferences and, when they finally proposed the real ones to you, you got emotional and rejected them? Leave archaeology aside. Today you could have abolished the blocked list candidates and let everyone choose the parliamentarians. (translated)
Sanctioning violent Israeli settlers would be the minimum. Instead, the Italian government continues to remain neutral, even as countries like France and the United Kingdom have already decided to take action. (translated)
The problem is not the Eiffel Tower. The problem is that, piece by piece, we risk dismantling Europe and Western culture for fear of disturbing someone. A Hindu group is asking to visit the Eiffel Tower without women. And the company that manages the monument, instead (translated)
«Quando si parla di autismo e disabilità la vera sfida non è limitarsi alla sensibilizzazione o alle dichiarazioni di principio. Bisogna creare occasioni concrete di partecipazione»
In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD takes 44.5 percent. More than double compared to five years ago. A political earthquake that should worry Europe. We are not simply talking about a slightly angrier right wing. The local AfD is classified by German intelligence as (translated)
A violent beast assaults a woman and, forty minutes later, a thirteen-year-old girl. Releasing him is a glaring mistake. Then come those who turn everything into "red against black." Because propaganda is much easier than governing. (translated)
A violent beast assaults a woman and, forty minutes later, a thirteen-year-old girl. Releasing him is a blatant mistake. Then come those who turn everything into "red against black." Because propaganda is much easier than governing. (translated)
Inflation has returned to 3.3 percent, the highest level since September 2023. But the average figure, as often happens, is almost comforting. Just look at where prices are rising to understand the problem. Inflation Housing, water, and energy: +8.9 percent. Transport: +6.1. (translated)
"We can't do it alone anymore." (translated)
A 42-year-old man enters a minimarket in Turin, approaches a woman, and assaults her. Forty minutes pass. A thirteen-year-old girl enters; she needs to buy a snack for her brothers. He gives her a drink, asks if she has a boyfriend, hugs her, and asks how many... (translated)
The tough job of the right-wing anti-vax has become even tougher. Because when a disease like diphtheria comes back, one should do something terribly simple: tell people to get vaccinated. But how exciting is that? It's much more adventurous to discuss where it came from. (translated)
Imagine if a politician said he was a great friend of Lavitola, a schemer and bomb-maker, and that he would gladly go to dinner with Riina. They wouldn’t dedicate an episode to him at Report. They would dedicate a Netflix series to him: unsettling music, photographs, phone calls, arrows. (translated)
A four-year-old girl dies of diphtheria. She was not vaccinated. The parents, according to what has been reconstructed, had chosen not to vaccinate her because they believed that a vaccine had caused a relative's autism. They are being investigated for manslaughter. And now they have reported the (translated)
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