(TR) No blanket aid, yes to investments for decarbonization. Brussels' response to the Italian request for financial flexibility to cope with the energy crisis hits an important point: Italy pays the most for energy because it is still too
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(TR) On June 2, 1946, Italians - and Italian women, for the first time allowed to vote - chose the Republic. Eighty years later - while international tensions rise and democracies around the world are challenged by new authoritarian powers - that choice continues to speak to us in
(TR) Signs of the times: after 36 years, the center-left conquers Cene (Bg), which was the first municipality taken by the League. Roberto Radici wins with 64% of the votes.
(TR) The Italian government is also taking action, and that is a good thing. However, it is striking that it does this for the Flotilla and has not done it for Gaza or the West Bank.
(TR) Flexibility, but for what purpose? Giorgia Meloni requests an exemption from the European Stability Pact, but does not explain for what purpose. Requesting an exemption from the agreements is in itself a choice that risks undermining the trust of financial markets in Italy.
(TR) Subject: Why are salaries in Italy among the lowest in Europe? Development: https://t.co/v81qmrekHF
