On Wednesday morning, a split within Italy’s right-wing coalition led to an unexpected defeat for Giorgia Meloni’s government in the Senate Budget Committee. The clash centered on a League-sponsored amendment to the fiscal decree, part of the budget law discussions, […]
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Giuseppe Conte has made it clear: if the Five Star Movement (M5S) fails to secure the quorum in its upcoming Constituent Assembly vote, he will step down as leader. The former Prime Minister’s position is increasingly tenuous as tensions rise
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Since Sunday, residents of Milan’s Corvetto and Ripamonti districts have taken to the streets to protest the death of 19-year-old Ramy Elgaml. The tragedy occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning when Elgaml, a passenger on a motorcycle driven
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Milan, the economic capital of Italy. Milan, the only truly European Italian city. Milan, home to the world’s most expensive real estate per square meter on the renowned fashion avenue, Via Montenapoleone. Yet, so often on these pages of Good
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ROME (ITALPRESS) – “As a country at the center of the Mediterranean, Italy knows it has a great responsibility: this government has shown that it wants to play its part in global dynamics, particularly with regard to opportunities related to
Meloni “Mediterranean increasingly global” Read More »
ROME (ITALPRESS) – In recent days, the Senate gave final approval to the new Highway Code reform with the introduction of new regulations and penalties that have ignited public and political debate. Overall, based on the first information released by
One in two Italians appreciate and agree with the new highway code Read More »
ROME (ITALPRESS) – “There has been more than one strike a day since this government took office,” there have “never in the last seven governments been so many strikes. These are the numbers: 949 strikes carried out since this government
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ROME (ITALPRESS) – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Matteo Salvini signed the precept for the Nov. 29 strike, reducing it to 4 hours. “In 25 months of government 1,342 strikes proclaimed and 949 carried out, 38
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The latest, but not final, clash between the government and the opposition, within the increasingly battered body of Public Discourse, deserves some unpacking. We approach this with our style—fact-checking—a method and term we’ve borrowed from Anglo-Saxon journalism. Official data shows—without
A Not-So-Extraordinary Day Read More »
Everyone knows that during the Great Migration of the 1920s, millions of Italians left their homeland seeking fortune. For many of them, the United States soon became a flare of hope, a place to build a better life for themselves
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