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Matteo Hallissey wrote that the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, whom he called "pro-Putin," had exalted the violence in Italy and called for more chaos and the fall of Giorgia Meloni. He recalled that Dugin had been in Italy to promote, in his opinion, the birth of the League-5 Star Movement government. Hallissey urged to counter what he termed Russian interference in Italian politics and the role of Italian parties that, in his view, acted as a megaphone for Putin's propaganda. He argued that the social unrest underlying the protests of recent days should not be exploited by those who wanted the end of Ukraine. He added that in Italy and many European countries, a false dichotomy was being spread between support for Ukraine and resources for education and healthcare. He finally accused Russia of exploiting the situation through propaganda, bots, and hybrid warfare. #Italia #Putin #Propaganda (translated)

The author wrote that the minister had smiled mockingly while talking about public opinion and had declared a desire to continue providing military and financial aid to Ukraine, despite the opposition of the majority of Italians and, according to the author, the interests of the country. #Ucraina #Politica #OpinionePubblica #IT #UA (translated)

Nazareno Lecis wrote that Italian farmers were among the most subsidized categories in the economy and benefited from CAP funds, favorable tax regimes, exemptions from IMU and IRAP, reduced excise taxes on agricultural diesel, subsidized insurance, and contributions and labor rights facilitation. #Agricoltura #Economia #Sussidi (translated)

Schlein, who had just finished criticizing "the longest and most inconclusive government in history," with Italians in the square "poorer and more angry than yesterday" who "should not be criminalized," supports the idea: "We are available." #EllySchlein #PrimariePD #UnitàDem (translated)

Schlein, who had just finished attacking "the longest-lasting and inconclusive government in history," with Italians in the square "poorer and more disillusioned than yesterday" who "should not be criminalized," supports the idea: "We are available." #EllySchlein #PrimariePD #UnitàDem (translated)

We are available Schlein, who had just finished criticizing "the longest and most inconclusive government in history," with the Italians in the square "poorer and more angry than yesterday" who "should not be criminalized," embraces the idea: "We are available." #EllySchlein #PrimariePD #UnitàDem (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that a Ukrainian military drone had entered Lithuanian airspace and had crashed in the north of the country, where some debris had struck a parked car. According to the site, NATO had scrambled two Italian Eurofighters to intercept the aircraft; the incident had also triggered alarms for the population and caused the temporary closure of Kaunas Airport. Ultimora.net added that Kyiv had apologized, claiming that the drone was headed for military targets in Russia and that it may have been diverted by Russian electronic warfare systems. #Ucraina #NATO #Sicurezza (translated)

A Ukrainian drone crossed into Lithuania and crashed without serious damage, prompting NATO alert to scramble two Italian jets to intercept it, while the Ukrainian government later apologized, explaining that the drone had been diverted by Russian maneuvers. #drone #NATO #Lituania (translated)

Giuseppe Conte, leader of the M5S, stated that the progressive coalition will not divide over foreign policy like Meloni and Salvini, adding that the current government is unable to address the social distress and the economic problems of Italians. #GiuseppeConte #centrosinistra #politicaestera (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the day before, groups of very young people with covered faces had separated from the demonstrations against the high cost of living and clashed with the police, damaging the center of Milan. According to the outlet, they were largely unrelated to political movements, consisting of Italians and many second-generation youths and lacking leaders or slogans. The outlet wrote that about 50 people had been arrested, half of whom were minors, and that around twenty had been injured, including several officers. It also reported looted stores, particularly a Foot Locker outlet, broken shop windows, and burned urban furniture. Residents and tourists, according to Ultimora.net, were trapped in local businesses and the Duomo metro station, which was closed during the clashes. #Milano #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

Luigi Marattin indicated as the first point of the Libdem Party the reduction of the size of the State and taxes, arguing that the expansion of the public apparatus had made it similar to an illusory "Mr. Wolf", presented to Italians as the only solution to the country's problems. According to Marattin, this model stifled private initiative and continuously increased taxes. He asked who agreed with the party's proposal. #Libertà #Tasse #Stato (translated)

Now Basta wrote that Brussels would only allow more deficit for the expenses indicated by the European institutions, which according to the author would not correspond to the needs of the Italians, and would have maintained control over the accounts. He argued that "absurd" rules even prevented the presentation of the budget law in Parliament and added that almost everyone would have remained silent. #Italia #Bilancio #Politica (translated)