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Ultimora.net reported that the Meloni government had called for the following day a Council of Ministers to approve a decree law with aid for the trucking industry and additional funds for agriculture. According to reports, Palazzo Chigi had reiterated the need to distinguish the claims of workers from the ongoing blockades despite the start of institutional dialogue and from any potential episodes of illegality. #governo #autotrasporto #agricoltura (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that some European government websites had been temporarily taken offline after the discovery of two critical vulnerabilities in PHP that had remained undetected for over a decade. According to the site, researchers from the cybersecurity firms Calif and Wiz had identified them with the help of artificial intelligence. The flaws had prompted companies and institutions to take preventive measures against possible cyberattacks. Ultimora.net added that corrective updates had already been released and operators had been urged to install them promptly. #Cybersecurity #Vulnerabilità #PHP (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the Ministry of the Interior had initiated checks to identify individuals involved in illegal roadblocks that hindered traffic, especially in Campania. According to the post, 1,339 individuals had been identified, 71 reported, and 242 administratively sanctioned. The ministry had also arranged for the escort of numerous vehicles, 500 of which were in Campania, to ensure the regular conduct of loading and unloading activities. Ultimora.net added that Piantedosi had convened a meeting with prefects and police chiefs of the affected provinces to draw attention to possible criminal infiltrations. #Sicurezza #Giustizia #Campania (translated)

Ultimora.net reported incidents of intimidation during the protest of truck drivers in Campania: between Naples and Caserta, trucks with cut tires were reportedly seen to prevent drivers from working. In Teano, the blocking of the highway toll booth had left several truck drivers stranded for three days. The Deputy Minister of Transport Rixi had requested the removal of the blockades, arguing that they were creating problems for citizens, especially for supplies to hospitals and supermarkets. He also expressed concern about the infiltration of organized gangs unrelated to the trucking sector. #Protesta #Trasporti #Campania (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the Viminale was proceeding with the identification of the protesters to remove the roadblocks by transporters in the South. Minister Urso said that blocking the passage of only trucks, while allowing that of cars, still constituted a roadblock, with possible criminal consequences, including imprisonment. The mayors of Naples and Bari described the situation in Southern Italy as extremely critical and warned of the risk of cities being paralyzed and overwhelmed by waste. They asked the government and Minister Salvini to bring forward the meeting scheduled for the 27th. Conftrasporto and Confcommercio urged the government to take immediate action to restore the free movement of goods. They argued that the blockades were preventing thousands of entrepreneurs not involved in the protest from working and causing significant damage to the economic system. #Proteste #Mezzogiorno #Trasporti (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani had acknowledged the reasons for the discontent and protest, but he deemed it wrong to block the highways. He stated that the demands of the transport sector should not harm producers and consumers and that the blockades would not reduce the cost of diesel. Tajani therefore requested dialogue and discussion, adding that the government had already organized a meeting the day before and would hold more. #Proteste #Dialogo #Autotrasporto (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Argentine President Javier Milei had called Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a "dictator" and accused his government of facilitating the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta for electoral reasons, claiming that each immigrant represented a vote. During a visit to Madrid, Milei also urged voters to oust the socialists, describing Spain as the cradle of liberalism. #Politica #Migrazioni #Liberalismo (translated)

Mattarella stated that institutions and society should pay attention to young people, avoiding indifference and underestimation. He argued that many would return if they found opportunities for work and life where they could realize themselves. According to the president, businesses needed a favorable context and people put in a position to express their full potential. He also called for broad strategies to address youth discomfort, insecurity about the future, and fears of subordination or marginalization, especially in a tumultuous and uncertain period. #Giovani #Lavoro #CapitaleUmano (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Mario Draghi explained the riots in three countries with specific reasons for each case, all linked by the highly important elections scheduled for the following year. According to Draghi, the deeper cause was the blockage of expectations: young people felt ignored, perceived social dynamics as stagnant, struggled to find jobs, and felt unprepared for the rapid technological transformation of society. #giovani #rivolte #società (translated)

Ultimora.net, citing ANSA, reported that from 2027 the retirement age in Italy would have increased by one month and that, with equal contributions and retirement age, the pensions calculated using the contributory system would have been lower due to the biennial revision of the transformation coefficients. According to the report, the coefficient at 67 years would have decreased from 5.575% to 5.514% and that at 68 years from 5.753% to 5.707%. Ultimora.net added that the coefficient increases with the postponement of retirement, while the new values remain lower than the current ones. #pensioni #Italia #lavoro (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the truck drivers in Southern Italy would continue their protest against high fuel prices despite the government's announcement of the release of 480 million euros and the promise of further resources. In Sicily, the strike had been lifted, but the state of agitation remained. In Puglia, the revocation was partial: the pickets, including those in Cerignola and Poggio Imperiale, remained active, while perishable goods were to be delivered. According to Ultimora.net, the blockades in Calabria and Campania would continue at least until October 27, the date set for a new meeting with Minister Matteo Salvini. The publication added that Fedralog expressed being "not satisfied" with the outcome of the meeting at the Prefecture in Milan. #Trasportatori #Protesta #Carburanti (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Trump claimed that about a thousand Russian tanks could reach Ukraine in four hours, traveling at 48 miles per hour on a paved highway. According to Trump, a general—whom he called stupid and whose identity he said he did not know, doubting that he was still alive—would instead have diverted towards farmland and then aimed for Kyiv. Trump stated that the war could have ended in a day, or in three and a half to four hours, but that the tanks had been stuck in the mud. #Trump #Ucraina #Guerra (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Giorgia Meloni, speaking about the new security decree, said that anyone who joined a group of at least five people to throw objects during a demonstration would risk up to five years in prison and a fine of up to 20,000 euros. Meloni added that parents would have to pay for damages caused by their minor children and that by the end of the year, 500 more soldiers would arrive in Milan to support law enforcement and the Carabinieri. She also reported that the youngest of the boys identified in Milan was 11 years old and described vandalism and theft as criminal acts, not forms of protest. #DecretoSicurezza #Giustizia #Protesta (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the Meloni government had approved a new Security decree after the riots in Milan and other cities. According to the site, the measure provided for the deployment of another 500 soldiers in the Lombardy capital and fines ranging from 500 to 1,000 euros for parents of minors responsible for violent acts, in addition to compensation for damages. The site added that the decree introduced the crime of violent participation in a demonstration, punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine of 20,000 euros, and extended delayed arrest for minors for certain crimes committed during protests. For those promoting, even online, groups aimed at violent demonstrations, prison sentences of 4 to 12 years were foreseen. #Sicurezza #Proteste #Governabilità (translated)

Ultimora.net has reported that flight fares in Europe could increase by up to 20% by 2027. According to the site, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary had warned that high fuel costs linked to the war in the Middle East and rising taxes could lead to unprecedented price hikes. #voli #Europa #carburante (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the green light had been given to the new decree on security and juvenile crime. Giorgia Meloni stated that the text introduced the crime of violent participation in a demonstration, punishable by a sentence of up to five years in prison, and she mentioned expecting a strict application of the regulations. She also argued that the violent individuals should be distinguished from those who protested peacefully, even in the South. https://t.co/elBMCFZtRr #Sicurezza #Giustizia #Politica (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Italy had reached 90% of its gas storage capacity ten days before the start of the winter season, compared to a European average of 74.5%. The CEO of Snam, Agostino Scornajenchi, said that the result confirmed the effectiveness of the work of institutions and operators and the robustness of the national energy security model, allowing Italy to achieve the targets set by European regulations ahead of schedule. #Energia #Italia #StoccaggioGas (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that energy prices had started to rise again, linking the increase to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. According to the site, Brent had exceeded 111 dollars per barrel and gas at the TTF in Amsterdam reached 90 euros/MWh, hitting the highest levels since December 2022. It attributed the rise in gas prices to concerns about supplies from the Persian Gulf and massive purchases by European governments in anticipation of winter. #energia #mercati #geopolitica (translated)