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The Corriere della Sera front page features a mix of Italian domestic economic news, including details on the 2027 budget maneuver, and international affairs. A significant portion of the page is dedicated to political and economic discussions within Italy, such as defense spending cuts and…
The Italian government is planning a 2027 budget maneuver that includes a 5% 'start tax' on salary increases, a 65% housing bonus, and income tax reductions for those earning between 50,000 and 60,000 euros.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has convinced Guido Crosetto to implement an 8 billion euro cut to the defense budget, facing a strong disagreement with Minister Urso over robotic defense systems.
Donald Trump has retracted negative comments about Giorgia Meloni, stating their relationship is strong and he has always liked her, a shift occurring as Europe liberates diesel reserves.
The European Union's 'Green Homes' directive requires certain homeowners to renovate their properties, with details on obligations for boilers and associated costs being clarified.
The European Central Bank, sovereign debts, and inflation are creating a 'perfect storm' scenario, with concerns growing about potential economic instability.
The spread is increasing, with inflation identified as a key factor influencing market dynamics and contributing to the rise.
Russian forces have reportedly bombarded the southern bridge in Ukraine for a second time, amidst ongoing conflict in the region.
In the Garlasco case, the RIS (Research and Investigation Unit) is accused of negotiating to hand over raw data concerning pedals to Stasi's lawyers, despite judicial authorization.
Searches for ricin on Reddit have been traced back to Pietracatella, with discussions reportedly including advice on how to kill a character.
An emergency axe in the cabin of a Flydubai flight is highlighted as a potential weapon, with a co-pilot's actions raising concerns.
Kaja Kallas has addressed recent attacks in an interview, providing her perspective on the issues.
Corrado Augias shares his insights on the political figures Renzi and Andreotti in a recent interview.
