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"I asked everyone for common sense and respect for the work of others." Meanwhile, the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Matteo Salvini has confirmed the meeting on October 20 in Milan with the hauliers, both with national associations and with the spontaneous groups that are participating in the mobilization. #ProtestaCarburante #RifornimentiSospesi #CaroPrezzi (translated)

The protests of young people arise from frustration with a world where fundamental rights like education and health are becoming increasingly inaccessible due to a privatized economic model, environmental crisis, and limited opportunities compared to previous generations. #Giovani #Proteste #Diritti (translated)

The author praised Ivana Mrazova, stating that during Big Brother she had respected her boyfriend without giving in to the "ship." She added that, once out of the show, Mrazova had broken up with him privately, without exposing it publicly or exploiting their relationship. #gfvip #gfvip #rispetto #relazioni (translated)

The author wrote that, in his opinion, a man showed his maturity by respecting a woman who no longer wanted to be with him, instead of trying to portray her as a bad person. He added that Giammi seemed to find that concept too difficult to understand. #alepier #rispetto #uguaglianza #donnadonne (translated)

Russia is doing very little, if anything, to help the Islamic Republic of Iran, compared to what it could do, and I want things to stay that way, and they will be that way, unless some stupid person gets in the way. Meanwhile, Donald Trump confirms that he wants to reach out to Vladimir Putin, not only on the Ukrainian dossier but also on the Iranian one. #MedioOriente #Iran #Houthi (translated)

Marco M.M. observed that on social media people easily come to hate each other without knowing each other, transforming differences and misunderstood phrases into clashes aimed at humiliating the interlocutor and having the last word. He wondered if these discussions truly led to changing one's mind or to better understanding the issues, or if they primarily left behind anger and bitterness. According to Marco M.M., online tensions could also have repercussions on relationships with close people. He specified that the confrontation between different ideas was important, but he distinguished between discussing to understand and doing it to win: in the latter case, he wrote, there was a risk of forgetting that behind a profile was a person with their own history and fragility. He added that it was not necessary to agree or tolerate insults, nor to turn every difference into a battle. In his opinion, sometimes it was better to give up demonstrating that one was right and dedicate that time to people and important things. #dialogo #rispetto #socialmedia (translated)

“Re-centering the issue of negotiation is not a concession to Giuseppe Conte, but a way to avoid a standstill,” explains former Justice Minister Andrea Orlando to ilfattoquotidiano.it, according to whom “when we raise the question of a different role for Europe, we do so because we believe that Europe could be more useful to Ukraine as well, by speaking to the world, to those observing this conflict, if it were to overcome double standards, for which rules for the violation of international law apply to Putin but not to the State of Israel.” #PartitoDemocratico #EllySchlein #Ucraina (translated)

Azzurra Barbuto wrote that in Milan the police had begun to take people who were covering their faces to the police station. She called the decision long awaited and said she had been fighting for over a year for the application of the law that prohibits disguise, stating that it had been tolerated for years. According to Barbuto, compliance with fundamental rules was finally being demanded. #Milano #Sicurezza #Legge (translated)

The President of the Council Giorgia Meloni does not intend to sign the Dpcm to unlock salary increases for judges, amounting to one billion, as she believes that the requested figure is too high compared to sector priorities, while showing willingness to listen to the representatives of the Anm. #GiorgiaMeloni #stipendi #giustizia (translated)

The Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has refused to sign a decree that allocates almost one billion euros for judges' salary increases, arguing that the amount is ten times what is needed to address the issues of freight transport in Italy, while the National Association of Magistrates threatens to assert their rights and consider an appeal. #GiorgiaMeloni #Magistrati #Dpcm (translated)

Mara/Prestinez behind me claimed that they had treated him like an attraction, allowing women he described in derogatory terms to participate in tours to annoy him. He stated that they did not respect him either as a man or as a player, and that, as a result, they also disrespected his partner. He called them dishonest, incompetent, and disrespectful, adding that what they had already observed had now been confirmed. #rispetto #sport #incompetenza (translated)

Everything Under Control had written that it had already expressed those considerations in the past and had been criticized at that time. It had argued that a team that did not respect its commitments had already lost and that, before talking about the future, it should thank those who had given it prestige, history, and dignity, allowing it to occupy a place that would otherwise be unattainable. It had added that those who had brought glory to the team deserved respect and had mentioned Javier Martinez. #javiermartinez #rispetto #squadra #futuro (translated)

Marco Travaglio, a guest on Accordi & Disaccordi, stated that the recent protests by students represent a reckoning with a politics that is far from the real needs of the population, highlighting the contrast in funding for weapons compared to that for schools and healthcare. #Finanza #Sanità #Scuola (translated)

Marco Setaccioli challenged Marco Travaglio's calculations on European and Russian military spending, stating that Travaglio had indicated 450 billion euros for Europe and 150 for Russia and had argued that Russia had reason to fear Europe, which had invaded it four times in the last 200 years. According to Setaccioli, in the current year Russia would have spent around 17 trillion rubles on defense, equivalent to 181 billion euros, a figure indicated, according to him, by most analysts. He noted that the nominal comparison did not take purchasing power into account: applying indices developed by specialized research centers, Russian spending would rise to 574 billion international dollars, compared to about 700 billion for the entire EU. He added that the EU would have three and a half times the population of Russia and a GDP nine times greater. Setaccioli argued that the Russian federal budget did not show all military costs. He cited studies by economist Craig Kennedy, according to which part of the spending would be financed through subsidized loans and would thus remain on the banks' balance sheets. He also recalled an investigation by Dozhd', which, according to him, had documented pressures on private companies to hire people before signing contracts with the military and to supplement salaries with corporate funds. He added that at least three militias would be linked to Gazprom, which would cover part of the costs. For these reasons, he dismissed as false the claim that Russia spent less than the EU. Historically, Setaccioli criticized Travaglio's reconstruction, according to which the Napoleonic and Nazi invasions, along with interventions in Crimea and support for the Bolsheviks, would justify Russian fears toward Europe. Setaccioli listed Russian troop interventions in Poland in 1939, Finland in 1939-1940, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Romania in 1940, Bulgaria in 1944, Hungary in 1956, Czechoslovakia in 1968, Moldova in 1992, Georgia in 2008, and Ukraine in 2014 and 2022. He stated that there were no Russian regions occupied by European countries, while eight regions—one in Moldova, two in Georgia, and five in Ukraine—would be under Russian control. Finally, Setaccioli accused Travaglio of presenting a selective and misleading reconstruction to make Russia appear not dangerous, portray Europe as a threat, and argue that rearmament was unnecessary and risky. In his view, that reasoning could legitimize a potential Russian attack on Europe and constituted a form of collaborationism. #Russia #Europa #Difesa (translated)

The author turned to Guido Crosetto asking him to eliminate any reservations from the new support package for Kyiv. He wrote that the Ukrainians had already heard the words and expected actions, and ended with a play on words about Giorgia Meloni's government and the "melina." #Kyiv #Ucraina #Sostegno #UA (translated)

There is a constitutional right to manifest and express oneself, which is fully respected, but this right also entails respect for people and property. I call for calm and respect. A message echoed by the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron: "There is a constitutional right to manifest and express oneself, which is fully respected, but this right also entails respect for people and property. I call for calm and respect," said the occupant of the Élysée, who will conclude his second term in six months. #GiletGialli #ProtesteFrancia #CaroVita (translated)

According to Proxigas, Italian families are more burdened by gas bills due to higher taxes compared to those on electricity, despite the fact that the electrification of consumption is limited by technical and economic constraints. #GasNaturale #TransizioneEnergetica #BolletteEnergia (translated)

Guido Olivares had criticized the company's choice to focus on Allegri instead of Italiano in 2026, arguing that the club deserved the current situation. He had added that the company bore more responsibility than the coach, although he specified that Allegri was not the only one to blame. He had described the coach as "indefensible" and characterized the defeat against Napoli as tragic on a sporting level. #Allegri #Napoli #Calcio (translated)