How Italy's New Electoral Law Works and What It Envisages ↗
Front page leadItaly's new electoral law assigns a large majority bonus and introduces preference votes, but also includes blocked candidate lists: key aspects to understand.
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Italy's new electoral law assigns a large majority bonus and introduces preference votes, but also includes blocked candidate lists: key aspects to understand.
The new electoral law, designed to ensure lasting governments, might have the opposite effect.
The new electoral law has been definitively approved. Despite fears about secret voting, there were no hitches: in 2027, voting will occur under the so-called "Stabilicum".
Aleksander Čeferin, Gianni Infantino's main critic, will run for his fourth and final term as UEFA president.
A'ja Wilson has been named the best player in the WNBA, the US women's professional basketball league, for the fifth time.
In the UK, Labour won the by-election in Keir Starmer's constituency, the first test for Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
An ICE agent shot a man in New York during an arrest, while a five-year-old child was in the car.
The USS Lincoln aircraft carrier has arrived in San Diego, California, after more than three hundred days at sea.
The e-commerce clothing retailer Asos has reported that a group of cybercriminals stole data from many of its users.
Two Latvian men were arrested in England after trespassing onto an air force base.
In Poland, a 15-year-old boy wearing a helmet with a camera stabbed and killed a caretaker at a school.
The European Commission has approved the safeguard clause for defense and energy requested by Italy.
Lindsey Vonn will be part of the US national alpine ski team for the 2026/27 World Cup season.
Oil exports have almost returned to pre-war levels, and Iran is losing its main leverage: what now?
In the last three years, Israel has launched several wars to eliminate Hamas and weaken Iran and its allies, in response to the most serious attack in its history.
After months of naval blockade and US sanctions, the currency is at historic lows and medicine is also starting to run out.
The Pentagon wants to broadcast the execution of the Fort Hood shooter live. This has never been done in the United States, and many criticize the decision and question its feasibility.
Christa Pike's lawyers have stated she is 'confused and angry': she speaks with difficulty and is in serious condition.
It has similar titles and styles, with interviews on Tel Aviv rooftops, and describes the army as 'the most virtuous in the world'.
The controversial documentary on the Palestinian extermination in the Gaza Strip has been released in cinemas in dozens of countries.
Right-wing groups organize rallies and demand the death penalty for the authors of the documentary about civilian victims in Gaza.