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The Corriere della Sera's front page focuses heavily on the far-right AfD party's victory in the German state of Saxony, analyzing its implications for German politics and the broader European right-wing landscape. Other featured topics include potential pension reforms in Italy, and ongoing…
The far-right AfD party has achieved a significant victory in Saxony, Germany, leading to shock within the CDU party and raising questions about the future of the German Chancellor. The results show AfD at 44.6%, with the BSW party playing a decisive role.
Detailed election results from Saxony show the AfD party securing 44.6% of the vote, with the BSW party emerging as a key factor in the political outcome.
This article traces the 13-year rise of the AfD party, detailing its evolution from protests against the Euro to its current stance on immigration.
An examination of the AfD party's platform, including policies on remigration, volunteer border guards, citizenship based on ancestry, and segregated educational classes.
A profile of Ulrich Siegmund, identified as the leader of the AfD and described as 'the most dangerous man in all of Germany.'
The article discusses whether the AfD will be able to form a government, highlighting Sahra Wagenknecht and her BSW party as the key to the political balance.
This piece explores the growing 'right-wing international' movement and its preparations for upcoming elections in countries like Poland, France, Italy, and Spain in 2027.
Italian politicians Matteo Salvini expressed celebration over the AfD's win, while Antonio Tajani described it as 'bad news,' indicating differing Italian reactions to the German election results.
A proposal for early retirement at age 64 is being discussed, with an analysis of who would benefit from leaving work earlier and the effects on pension amounts.
This story covers ongoing developments in the war in Ukraine, specifically focusing on Russian President Putin's attempts to influence or engage with Donald Trump.
Live updates on the situation between the US and Iran, with a defense official suggesting the conflict could extend for another six months.
An update on the health of Alessandro Di Battista, a prominent political figure, who is reportedly sedated.
An interview with racing driver Kimi Antonelli discussing his time at Monza and his future career aspirations.
Details emerge from the ex-partner of Lavitola, concerning house arrest and related legal matters.
