Meloni Fears More Boos, Alarm for Bari Rally ↗
Front page leadPrime Minister Meloni is reportedly concerned about facing hostile reactions at an upcoming rally in Bari, with her schedule also showing possible absences from other events.
Italy
The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano on August 23, 2026, focuses on Italian domestic politics and economics. Top stories include concerns about Prime Minister Meloni facing potential backlash at a rally in Bari, Giuseppe Conte's campaign strategy for his party, and an investigation into alleged…
Prime Minister Meloni is reportedly concerned about facing hostile reactions at an upcoming rally in Bari, with her schedule also showing possible absences from other events.
Giuseppe Conte is launching a primary campaign that emphasizes the diversity within his political movement.
The Bank of Italy is investigating the KiGroup bankruptcy, suspecting eleven operations linked to money laundering involving Santanchè.
An opinion piece by Marco Travaglio, Director of Il Fatto Quotidiano.
A proposal suggests starting pension funds from birth with a small state contribution, with INPS providing assistance to banks and insurance companies.
An analysis suggesting that capital is being eroded by inflation and high commissions, making a do-it-yourself approach more advisable.