A different approach to security The attack on supermarkets, from France to Italy, is the latest chapter in what is being termed hybrid warfare by Federico Ferrazza 03 November 2026
Midterms: Trump is the big unknown Even if they win, the Democrats will have little influence over the president’s powers in foreign policy. Indeed, there are those who fear that Donald will become even more adventurist and dangerous, causing further damage, above all to what we used to call the West by Paolo Garimberti 03 November 2026
The government’s decisions and the healthcare blackout There is no other way to put it; it is simple: if you do not invest in scientific research and public health, people who cannot afford treatment will die by Concita De Gregorio 02 November 2026
Doubts about Trump: a lame duck. Or a wild one What happens if the President of the United States loses? This is the question doing the rounds on the eve of the vote for midterm elections di Paolo Gentiloni 02 November 2026
Amidst elections and conflicts, how far into the night have we gone? It is the sentiment of the citizen who seeks to take charge of his own future and that of his children, because he does not want to find himself a subject, dragged along by events and at the mercy of new empires. It is no coincidence that this is the very same demand that students are taki… by Ezio Mauro 01 November 2026
Let’s open our doors to future citizens Integration is the real challenge. We cannot get by with just a few more immigration quotas. Only by tackling this issue within a strategic framework that places it at the heart of public policy will we be able to fulfil our duty by Lucio Caracciolo 01 November 2026
Budget bill, the decline of the welfare state Everything seems to be conspiring against social spending – and in favour of its rapid dismantling. Is it possible that we Europeans, of all people, are so eager to consign it to the dustbin of history? by Massimo Giannini 31 October 2026
Aid to Ukraine: Meloni’s one-off consistency It is a pity that the prime minister manages to make this leap only when it comes to Kyiv, and not in relation to the rest by Annalisa Cuzzocrea 31 October 2026
Budget bill: a ‘fake tax’ unique in the world The decision to apply a reduced tax rate only to those whose income increases is, for good reason, unique worldwide – a record-breaker in terms of its unrivalled complexity by Tito Boeri 30 October 2026
The reformist contribution that benefits the centre-left coalition It would be a mistake to ignore this or reduce it to a mere search for suitable candidates by Stefano Folli 30 October 2026
Defenders of due process one day, the right’s brand of justice the next The fact that Youssef Siher is, in the eyes of Meloni, Tajani and Salvini, a detestable figure, and that they do not share his opinions, does not automatically give the Italian state the right to keep him locked up in a cell even in the absence of any criminal offences by Francesco Bei 29 October 2026
The scale of a bank di Carlo Bellavite Pellegrini, Maurizio Dallocchi e Massimo Mariani 29 October 2026
The Great Fear In London, in Paris, and in the capitals of what remains of the free nations, ministers and MPs, fearful of losing the support of the electorate, prefer to talk rather than act, to negotiate rather than challenge the aggression of tyrannies by di Marco Mondini 28 October 2026
Behind the scenes of the unresolved primaries Folli’s commentary of 28 October 2026 by Stefano Folli 28 October 2026
Salvini, the dead end of the ‘little Trump’ Folli’s commentary of 27 October 2026 by Stefano Folli 27 October 2026
Youssef Siher: the target The media treatment to which he has been subjected runs counter to the principles of the rule of law by Luigi Manconi 26 October 2026
Trump’s future at the crossroads of 4 November Deviations of 25 October 2026 by Lucio Caracciolo 25 October 2026
