This is how the Meloni government is relaunching Italy's Mediterranean policy
Italy, stretched out in the Mediterranean, looked like a sleeping giant. Two facts intervened to sound the alarm: the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the Right leading a new national government. It was immediately apparent that a different wind was blowing, a broader and more pragmatic vision.
Minister Nordio: go on about wiretapping
After Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's speech in the Chamber, an almost unnecessary fuss was raised. But some of the shouting and screaming is nothing but positive testimony to the work this government is doing.
In Norway, feminists now face jail time
In Norway, an update to the criminal code has been introduced regarding "hate crimes" based on gender identity and expression, which has begun to claim prominent victims among feminists in contrast to a certain trans narrative.
The Machiavelli among the promoters of the first Italian-Hungarian conservative Conference
The first conference of Italian and Hungarian conservative think-tanks was held in Rome. It was an initiative sponsored by the Machiavelli Center for Political and Strategic Studies, aimed at promoting strategic collaboration between the two countries.
Senate defacement is not just a stupid thing
There is really nothing to laugh about the action committed by three activists of the fanatical environmental group "Last Generation" by defacing Palazzo Madama's facade. Nor is it correct to engage in reductionism. The act is by no means derecognizable as "just a stupid thing."
Autumn is past, the time bomb is still ticking. Review to Capezzone
"Bomba a orologeria" (Piemme, 2022) is Daniele Capezzone's latest book dedicated to Italy's delicate socio-political situation, whose deflagrative potential seemed particularly pronounced in the context of contemporary emergencies - health and war first and foremost.
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