The result of Germany's regional elections favored Alternative für Deutschland and other conservative formations, punishing Greens, radical Left and Social Democrats. Plus a surprise result: conservatives are attracting abstentionists to the polls.
The 27-year old Jordan Bardella, president of the Rassemblement National, along with his direct competitor Marion Maréchal of Reconquête, seem likely to open a new season for a generational renewal of politics. What about in Italy?
Daniele Scalea took to the microphones of Radio Radio to comment on the Vannacci affair. A guest on the program "Punto & Accapo," hosted by Francesco Borgonovo and Stefano Molinari, Scalea defended the quality of General Vannacci's book and argued that FdI made an own goal dumping him.
The focus is his latest book "Clockwork Bomb. The scorching autumn of Italian politics". A 360-degree journey in which the hottest issues facing Italy in the national and international chessboard are addressed.
The focus is his latest book "Clockwork Bomb. The scorching autumn of Italian politics". A 360-degree journey in which the hottest issues facing Italy in the national and international chessboard are addressed.
In the new episode of "The Interview," SILVIA ROBERTO meets PIETRO DE LEO, journalist for "Il Tempo," to take stock of the situation and understand what the possible scenarios are between now and Wednesday and on a possible post-Draghi scenario.
What do the parties need to learn from the recently concluded Italian local elections? Can these be considered a mirror of upcoming general elections? Why are parties no longer able to achieve high numbers of popular support, and what do they need to do to turn the tide? Alliances, election campaigns and candidate choice.
What do the parties need to learn from the recently concluded Italian local elections? Can these be considered a mirror of upcoming general elections? Why are parties no longer able to achieve high numbers of popular support, and what do they need to do to turn the tide? Alliances, election campaigns and candidate choice.
The need to bend the crib to earthly ends appears to be the symptom of a politics that, now devoid of ideology, is incapable of giving reasons for its choices by framing them within an overall vision, which tends to be coherent, of the world and society.
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