In Milan, black labor has surged, with the Labor Inspectorate reporting that 78% of inspected companies showed irregularities in 2023, rising to 85% in the tertiary sector. Tourism and catering are the worst affected, with over 60% of suspension measures targeting these industries. The Inspectorate faces a significant staff shortage, with only 169 out of the required 394 personnel. INPS and INAIL also need more staff and a cultural shift to preempt irregularities. Officials express concern over these alarming trends.

The provincial president of Verbania for the Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) party has resigned, citing a betrayal of the party's values and accusing the party of prioritizing power games over the interests of citizens. This resignation highlights internal conflicts and dissatisfaction within the party, reflecting broader issues in party politics.

The University of Turin faces systemic issues of harassment and violence, as highlighted by the student assembly Mai Più Zitt3. The assembly, which has grown to include university staff, criticizes the institution and its rector, Stefano Geuna, for inadequate measures and 'pinkwashing.' They demand a transformative approach to justice and education, emphasizing the need for collective strength and systemic change to address the pervasive issue of violence within the university.

Nine individuals are under investigation for exploiting 40 workers in the vineyards of Langhe, paying them less than 6 euros per hour for seven days a week. The article highlights the distressing experiences of Sara Cascio, a Sicilian tiktoker living in Germany, who faced significant challenges when her flight from Catania to Germany was canceled due to volcanic activity from Etna. The article also covers the ongoing investigation by the Carabinieri into the murder of Sharon Verzeni and the defiant actions of Salvo Riina, son of the notorious mafia boss Totò Riina, who challenges the state's authority by posting on social media.

The article highlights the efforts of the City Angels and the Fondazione Fatto Quotidiano in supporting the homeless in Milan. It shares personal stories of individuals like Massimiliano and Riccardo who have found refuge and support at Casa Fiorucci, a shelter providing meals, medical care, and a sense of community. The piece emphasizes the importance of dignity, community, and the goal of helping individuals regain autonomy. The article calls for donations to support these initiatives, underscoring the impact of collective efforts in addressing homelessness.

Giuseppe Conte criticizes Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for not making any negotiation efforts regarding the Ukraine conflict, accusing her of passively following instructions dictated by others. The article highlights Conte's disapproval of Meloni's approach and suggests a lack of independent decision-making by the Italian government.

Giorgia Meloni, during her official visit to China, emphasized the importance of strengthening economic, cultural, and scientific cooperation between Italy and China. She highlighted the significant role of Italian enterprises in Shanghai and the strategic partnership between the two nations. Meloni expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of her visit, including the signing of a three-year action plan and several bilateral agreements aimed at enhancing existing cooperation and exploring new areas of strategic partnership. Chen Jining, the Communist Party Secretary of Shanghai, acknowledged the importance of the visit and the deep-rooted cooperation between the two ancient civilizations.

Bologna's new 'Città 30' initiative, which reduces the speed limit to 30 km/h in urban areas, has led to a significant decrease in traffic accidents within the first two months. The initiative aims to improve road safety and reduce injuries, with early data showing a reduction of 166 incidents and 73 fewer injuries. The policy is part of broader urban planning and public health efforts to create safer and more livable cities.

Archbishop Roberto Repole of Turin is taking an active role in addressing the city's challenges, particularly concerning employment and the automotive industry. He has publicly called for clear communication from Stellantis regarding their plans, highlighting the impact of job losses and factory closures on the community. Repole will discuss these issues with regional president Alberto Cirio and mayor Stefano Lo Russo, emphasizing the need for political leaders to address the city's economic realities. The discussion will include perspectives from affected workers, such as those from the former Embraco factory.

The article discusses the silence of the Lega party regarding regional elections, with Romeo stating that a solution will be found. Elly Schlein criticizes the majority's claims about healthcare funding, arguing that spending has decreased under Giorgia Meloni's leadership. Ukrainian forces have intercepted drones and missiles launched by Russia, targeting critical infrastructure. Matteo Renzi advocates for the idea of the United States of Europe, crediting Emma Bonino for the concept.

Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision 2024 with the song 'The Code'. Italian singer Angelina Mango, who won the Sanremo Festival, finishes seventh. The event is marked by controversies, including a social media case involving Mango, protests against Israel's participation led by Greta Thunberg, and the withdrawal of presenters due to political stances. The European Commission's vice-president comments on the EU flag being banned at the event. The article also covers a statement by Mauro Fontana on sustainable palm oil and political comments by Tommaso Foti.

On the 25th anniversary of Fabrizio De Andrè's death, hundreds gathered in Milan's Piazza Duomo to sing his songs for over two hours in an event that took place not only in Milan but in many Italian cities to remember the singer-songwriter who passed away on January 11, 1999.

Giorgia Meloni, leading the Italian government for over a year, has claimed a pragmatic approach to climate change, distancing from denialism. However, her majority seems to minimize human responsibility in climate change. Matteo Salvini views climate as historical cycles, Maurizio Gasparri dismisses the uniqueness of high temperatures, and Lucio Malan rejects climate change as dogma. Despite increasing extreme weather events, solutions from officials like Stefano Allasia involve faith rather than action, and Stefano Turchet trivializes human impact. The article highlights a year of governmental blunders on climate change.

The article explores the economic and labor crisis in Turin, focusing on the struggles of workers at Lear, a car seat manufacturer, and Te Connectivity, a mini compressor producer. Workers face job insecurity and criticize the government and corporations for inadequate industrial policies and relocation of production. The union Fiom Cgil highlights the broader industrial decline in the region, with significant job losses since 2008. The sentiment among workers is one of frustration and uncertainty about the future.

The Israeli military announced a 'tactical pause' in its offensive in southern Gaza to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery, a move criticized by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as 'unacceptable.' The pause, intended to allow aid trucks to travel safely, has sparked internal disagreements within the Israeli government and military. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich condemned the aid efforts, claiming they support Hamas and undermine the war's objectives. Meanwhile, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh expressed readiness to accept a ceasefire aligned with U.S. President Joe Biden's plan. The UN and humanitarian agencies warn of worsening conditions in southern Gaza, with significant malnutrition among children. Protests in Israel demand elections, criticizing the government's handling of security and humanitarian issues.

The Russian region of Belgorod has declared a regional state of emergency due to escalating tensions following a Ukrainian attack. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov announced the possibility of elevating the emergency to a federal level. The conflict has resulted in daily bombings by Ukrainian forces, causing destruction and civilian casualties. Ukraine's offensive in the Kursk region has led to significant territorial gains, prompting Russia to withdraw some military forces from Ukraine. U.S. officials are assessing the implications of Russia's troop movements. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Joe Biden have commented on the situation, with Ukraine emphasizing its lack of interest in occupying Russian territory and focusing on disrupting Russian military logistics.

Protests erupt at a construction site against Matteo Salvini's support for high-speed rail and the Strait Bridge, projects criticized for using public funds to devastate territories. The No Tav movement leads the protest, highlighting concerns over public spending and environmental impact. The Italian government faces criticism for prioritizing these infrastructure projects.

The article discusses the political mobilization against differentiated autonomy in Italy, led by Angelo Bonelli and Nicola Fratoianni of Europa Verde and Sinistra Italiana. They aim to collect signatures for a referendum to prevent the division of the country and the marginalization of citizens. Additionally, the article highlights the CardioBreast Dragon Boat Festival, an initiative by the Inrc and other health organizations to support cancer patients through sports. It also covers the European Commission's approval of Livmarli for treating a rare liver disease, emphasizing the drug's clinical benefits. Lastly, Ferrarelle Società Benefit presents its 2023 Sustainability Report, showcasing its progress in environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

In Bologna, the housing crisis has escalated to the point where even families with two incomes cannot afford rent, leading them to occupy vacant buildings to avoid homelessness. Activists from the Piattaforma di Intervento Sociale (Plat) and the Collettivo Universitario Autonomo are involved in these occupations, highlighting the inadequacy of current housing policies and the government's response. The article features personal stories of individuals like Tanveer and Mehdi, who despite having stable jobs, are forced to live in occupied buildings due to unaffordable rents and the risk of eviction.

Following an assassination attempt, former US President Donald Trump arrived in Wisconsin for the Republican National Convention. Despite being shot in the ear, Trump decided to proceed with his plans, emphasizing resilience. President Joe Biden called for unity and respectful political dialogue in response to the attack. The FBI is investigating the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, who acted alone. The article also recounts historical assassination attempts on US presidents, highlighting the ongoing issue of political violence.

Workers from the former Embraco factory in Riva di Chieri, including a 55-year-old man named Marco, face unemployment as their benefits are set to end in February. Despite sending out hundreds of resumes and attending numerous interviews, age discrimination has hindered their reemployment. The factory's closure in 2018 was followed by failed promises of reindustrialization, first by Ventures, an Italo-Israeli company, and then by Italcomp. The workers, mostly aged between 45 and 55, are too young for retirement and too old for the job market. They have been surviving on severance packages and temporary jobs, but many are at risk of losing their homes. The workers express anger towards politicians who have failed to support them, despite previous assurances during electoral campaigns. The industrial crisis is not unique to them, as over a thousand jobs are at risk in the Torino area alone. The workers call for serious actions from the Ministry of Made in Italy and other authorities.

Alessandra Algostino, a constitutional law professor, recounts an incident where police used batons against her and other students during an antifascist sit-in in Turin. The protest was against the extreme right-wing group Fuan. Despite the peaceful nature of the protest, police charged at the demonstrators after the Fuan members had left. Algostino calls for the university rector to demand explanations from the police and expresses concern over increasing authoritarianism and repression of dissent in Italy.

In Turin, police intervened at the Einaudi campus to disperse students attempting to block far-right militants from distributing flyers. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between student groups and far-right activists, with law enforcement stepping in to maintain order.

Shanghai hosts nearly 1,200 Italian companies, representing a significant portion of trade between China and Italy. During a meeting with Shanghai's Communist Party Secretary Chen Jining, Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni emphasized the importance of strengthening economic, cultural, and scientific cooperation. Meloni's visit marks the 20th anniversary of the Italy-China Strategic Partnership and the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo's death, underscoring deep historical ties. The visit included signing a three-year action plan and several bilateral agreements to enhance and expand strategic cooperation.

Emergency, along with several other organizations and notable individuals, has launched an appeal for a permanent ceasefire and a political solution to the conflict in Gaza. The appeal condemns war crimes committed by Hamas and the Israeli government's indiscriminate bombardments, emphasizing the need for international diplomatic action to protect civilians and ensure humanitarian aid. The petition has garnered significant support, highlighting the urgency of addressing the humanitarian crisis and moving beyond binary perspectives on the conflict.

Activists from Extinction Rebellion and Fridays for Future hung from the roof of the Oval in Turin, displaying a banner criticizing the Aerospace and Defence Meeting for financing war and climate crisis. They argue that the Italian government continues to fund warfare, citing involvement in Ukraine and Palestine, while neglecting to protect the Italian population from the destructive effects of climate change. National spokesperson for Fridays For Future, Mang, participated in the action, emphasizing the increasing human toll from natural disasters in Italy and criticizing investments in destructive wars and colonization projects.

Seven hundred and fifty million people worldwide suffer from hunger, with 60% being women and 80% living in disaster-stricken areas. The Global Hunger Index, presented by Cesvi in Milan, highlights a worsening situation over the past eight years, with the number of undernourished people rising from 572 million in 2015 to over 700 million today. Women and girls are disproportionately affected due to unpaid care work and responsibilities in food production and preparation, exacerbating gender inequality and food insecurity. The report recommends integrating gender equality into social and economic programs to alleviate these burdens.

Roberto Castelli, a former minister from the Lega party, has founded the 'Northern People's Party' in response to what he perceives as a southern drift in Matteo Salvini's politics. The new party aims to address regional concerns and represents a significant shift in the political landscape, highlighting internal divisions within the right-wing faction in Italy.

An Egyptian security delegation, in coordination with Qatar and the United States, is attempting to revive negotiations between Israel and Hamas for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages. The efforts have been complicated by an Israeli raid in Rafah, which resulted in numerous casualties and a subsequent fire. The Israeli military attributes the fire to a secondary explosion caused by unknown munitions or combustible materials. The U.S. has expressed deep concern over the loss of civilian lives and is closely monitoring the investigation's findings. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu described the incident as tragic, while U.S. officials emphasized the need for a transparent and thorough investigation.

The Milan Prosecutor's Office has raised an alarm over the doubling of rape reports, highlighting a significant shortage of magistrates to handle these cases. The article underscores the critical need for more judicial resources to address the rising instances of violence against women. The situation reflects broader challenges within Italy's judicial system and law enforcement capabilities.

Daniela Santanchè has launched 'Meraviglia, the Open' on Lake Maggiore, a tourism initiative. However, workers have been excluded from the forum despite 200 ongoing labor disputes in the area. The article highlights the contrast between the promotion of tourism and the unresolved issues faced by local workers.

The President of the Milan Court, Fabio Roia, raises concerns about the decreasing age of individuals committing gender violence crimes, noting that 40% of offenders are under 35 years old. The article highlights the alarming trend and discusses the implications for society and the judicial system.

A university student in Milan harshly criticizes Fontana and the Italian government for cutting funds for the right to study, holding them responsible for preventing students from achieving a better life. The intervention highlights the negative impact of these cuts on education and the future prospects of students.

The article discusses the exchange between Sala and Fontana regarding the concerns of Lombard citizens about waiting lists and security issues. It also highlights a national campaign by Fondazione Aiom to promote healthy lifestyles to prevent cancer, supported by various organizations and public figures. The campaign emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis, new therapies, and the need for better access to cancer screening, particularly in southern Italy. Key figures in the medical and public health fields provide insights into the current state of cancer prevention and treatment in Italy.

A funeral procession symbolizing the death of labor rights took place under the Lombardy Region, with participants expressing that their future is at stake. The protest highlights the ongoing struggle for labor rights and the perceived neglect by authorities.

Two workers have died in four months at French construction sites related to the Tav project. France Insoumise is calling for impartial investigations, citing a failure in preventive measures. The deaths have raised concerns about workplace safety and the effectiveness of current safety protocols.

The article highlights severe human rights abuses in the Centro di Permanenza per i Rimpatri in Milan, including the use of expired food, excessive psychotropic drugs, and inadequate medical care. Associations Naga and Mai più Lager-No Cpr report inhumane conditions, with detainees treated like numbers and subjected to humiliating procedures. The report criticizes the structural issues of these centers, which have been in place since 1998, and raises concerns about the increasing use of administrative detention, even for asylum seekers from safe countries. The article calls for urgent reforms to address these inhumane practices.

Climate activists, dressed as Pinocchio, staged a protest at the Ministry of Infrastructure in Rome, opposing the government's plan to build a bridge over the Strait of Messina. The activists criticized the government, referring to it as 'Governo dei Balocchi' (Toyland Government), and demanded a halt to the project, citing environmental concerns. The protest is part of a broader movement against infrastructure projects perceived as harmful to the environment.

A large demonstration took place in Milan to support the Palestinian people and call for an end to the genocide in Gaza. The protestors demanded freedom after 75 years of bloodshed, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis in the region. The event drew significant attention and showcased strong solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

The Alpi company, owner of the Baldichieri slaughterhouse, is under investigation by the Asti prosecutor's office for tax evasion and illegal labor intermediation. The investigation, led by the Nucleo di Polizia economico-finanziaria di Asti, has resulted in asset seizures worth over 14 million euros and the house arrest of two entrepreneurs, with another subjected to a restraining order. The company allegedly created shell companies to evade taxes and labor regulations, with workers experiencing deteriorating conditions and improper contract applications. Key figures involved include prosecutor Biagio Mazzeo, Alpi's administrator Silvio Pellissero, and representatives from the shell companies.

Giulio Gallera, a member of Forza Italia, voted against a motion proposed by Fratelli d'Italia regarding alias careers in schools. Gallera emphasized the importance of helping vulnerable individuals feel less discriminated against. The article highlights the political dynamics within Italy's center-right parties and Gallera's supportive stance towards marginalized groups.

The motion by Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) to abolish the alias career in schools in Lombardy was rejected, leading to celebrations inside and outside the Chamber. Elly Schlein of the Democratic Party (Pd) is pushing to abolish the Bossi-Fini law, with the party working on a proposal to present in Parliament. The proposal includes adopting systems from Canada and Australia for managing regular work-related immigration and simplifying residence permit renewals. Riccardo Magi of Più Europa also calls for action against labor exploitation and supports the proposed immigration reforms.

The article discusses the Italian government's decision to cut funds for the climate crisis, highlighting criticism from climate activists and the Fridays for Future movement. It emphasizes the government's perceived regression in addressing climate issues and features voices from the protest in Milan. The sentiment towards the government and Giorgia Meloni is negative, while the Fridays for Future movement is viewed positively.

Giorgia Meloni, during her visit to China, emphasized the importance of strengthening economic, cultural, and scientific cooperation between Italy and China. She highlighted the significant presence of Italian businesses in Shanghai and the strategic partnership between the two nations. Meloni's visit included the signing of a three-year action plan and several bilateral agreements aimed at enhancing existing cooperation and exploring new areas of strategic collaboration. The historical ties between Italy and China, marked by the anniversaries of their strategic partnership and Marco Polo's death, were also underscored.

Workers in Asti protested after their company replaced them with workers from Emilia when they demanded a category contract. The protest highlights ongoing labor rights issues and the company's controversial decision, which has been described as a 'slaughterhouse of rights'.

Students are protesting in front of the Polytechnic University of Milan against high rents, criticizing the political response as mere parades without substantial action. The protest highlights the ongoing housing crisis and the perceived inadequacy of political measures to address the issue.

The center-right political faction in Lombardia has rejected a health referendum that sought to allocate more resources to public healthcare. The decision has been met with criticism, with claims that Fontana, a key figure, is afraid of the citizens' response. The article highlights the political tension and the implications for public healthcare funding in the region.

Hundreds gathered in front of the Lombardy Region to protest against attacks on alias careers in schools by some regional councilors from Fratelli d’Italia. Anna Maria Fisichella, vice president of Agedo Milano, emphasized the importance of supporting children who adopt alias careers. Despite the existing national contract approved by Minister Valditara, councilor Giacomo Zamperini has attempted to reintroduce a motion against this provision. Currently, 32 schools in Lombardy and 244 across Italy offer alias career options.

Giorgia Meloni celebrates the electoral success of Fratelli d'Italia, which secured nearly 29% of the vote, strengthening her government's position ahead of the G7 summit. Meloni emphasizes the importance of the election results, which she believes reflect public support for her government's difficult decisions. She also highlights the growth of her political allies, Forza Italia and Lega, and the challenges faced by the governments of France and Germany. Elly Schlein, leader of the Partito Democratico, also celebrates her party's gains, positioning it as the leading opposition force. Schlein stresses the need to build a coalition to challenge the right-wing government and highlights the importance of the Socialists and Democrats European Group in the European Parliament.

In Gandellino, a town in Val Seriana, Italy, 4,000 residents are without a general practitioner since the last doctor retired in January. The majority of the population is elderly and has limited mobility. The retired mayor and doctor, Flora Florina, has stepped in to provide medical visits. The community, still recovering from the pandemic, lacks an updated clinical picture for patients due to the absence of a local doctor. The local Centro di Assistenza Domiciliare is insufficient for the widespread needs. Florina calls for real investment in local medicine.

Business leaders at the Cernobbio Forum express strong support for the introduction of a minimum wage in Italy, countering claims that it would lower wages. Key figures like Marcello Masi of Finmasi and Sonia Bonfiglioli of Bonfiglioli Group argue that the measure is reasonable and necessary. While some, like Riccardo Illy, caution about regional income disparities, the overall sentiment is positive. The article also highlights expectations for government action against illegal work and tax evasion.

Valerio De Molli, CEO of The European House – Ambrosetti, opened the 49th edition of the Cernobbio forum, addressing the issue of low wages in Italy. He highlighted OECD data showing that Italian wages decreased by 1% from 1992 to 2022, in contrast to an average increase of 30% in other OECD countries. De Molli argues for responsible wage practices beyond the minimum wage, suggesting that higher wages would result in a virtuous economic cycle by increasing household spending power.

Airaudo from Cgil asserts that work-related deaths are never mere accidents and often result from induced human error due to cost-cutting or rushed work environments. The article highlights the importance of workplace safety and criticizes practices that compromise it.

In Milan, cyclists are protesting following another road accident, demanding more than just sensors for trucks. They are calling for a speed limit of 30 km/h to improve road safety. The protest highlights ongoing concerns about cyclist safety and the need for stricter traffic regulations.

Activists from 'Ci siamo rete solidale' denounced the difficulties of finding housing in Milan due to low wages and discrimination following the eviction of former public bathrooms in Via Esterle, where around forty foreign workers had been living for six years. The workers, including riders, cooks, and warehouse staff, protested on the building's roof during the eviction. One worker, Saif, shared his struggle to afford living in the city on a 1000 euro monthly salary and facing rental rejections due to his African origin. The association highlighted the broader issue of 150,000 low-income workers in Milan unable to access housing in both the free and regulated markets.

The article discusses the opportunities presented by the space economy for Italy and the prospects of public-private collaboration, particularly with the United States. The international conference in Los Angeles highlighted Italy's investments in the space sector and the importance of integrating non-space companies into space activities. Key figures from the Italian government and aerospace industry emphasized the significance of international cooperation for security, defense, and economic benefits. The event also showcased Italy's role in the space economy through its military and aerospace expertise, with contributions from various government ministries and international organizations.

Salvatore, earning 800 euros a month, is forced to live in a tent due to the high cost of living in Milan. The article highlights the increasing number of people facing similar hardships, emphasizing the social issues and economic challenges in the city.

The national Route of the AGESCI (Association of Italian Catholic Guides and Scouts) will take place in Verona from August 22 to 25, 2024, involving over 18,000 leaders from across Italy. The event aims to reflect on the current reality of young people and define the association's future challenges. The theme of happiness is central, representing a strong political choice against negativity. The event will feature numerous activities, including debates, training sessions, and cultural exchanges, with participation from prominent figures in education, politics, and culture. Sustainability is a key focus, with efforts to minimize the event's environmental impact. The Route is supported by various partners and sponsors, emphasizing the importance of collective effort and community engagement.

An investigation is underway following a workplace accident in Casteldaccia, Palermo, where five workers died from gas inhalations in a sewage tank. The incident has led to a general strike and scrutiny of safety measures. Meanwhile, European diplomatic sources anticipate opposition from Nordic countries to using the European Stability Mechanism for defense spending. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen continues an assertive stance towards China, addressing trade imbalances and market practices. In Russia, the defense ministry announces tactical nuclear force exercises, and the EU debates its response to Putin's inauguration invitation.

The president of the Court of Milan stated that violence by women against men is a non-existent phenomenon, with 92% of defendants being male. Israeli right-wing National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir threatens to leave the government amid critical negotiations in Cairo. A joint IDF and Shin Bet operation killed a senior commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Imam Zerev. The US, through Egypt and Qatar, has assured Hamas that the war will end after the first phase of the hostage and truce agreement. Marwan Barghouti may be released from detention as part of a potential hostage deal between Israel and Hamas. Stefano Bandecchi expresses satisfaction with the admission of Alternativa Popolare's lists to the European elections.

Nicola Procaccini, an MEP from the right-wing Fratelli d'Italia, concludes his Lazio tour with a theatrical show discussing his vision of Europe and the party's intent to change the EU. The Radicali Italiani are escorting Ukrainian MP Oleksii Ustenko on an Italian tour to foster friendship projects between Ukraine and Italian mayors. Salvatore De Meo criticizes a Council of State ruling on Italian beach concessions, while Michele Santoro's list 'Pace Terra Dignità' gathers 100,000 signatures. Confsal emphasizes the need for a safety plan in workplaces, and Feder.Agri's Alfonso Luzzi highlights the broader scope of work-related deaths.

Emmanuel Macron, speaking at the Sorbonne, emphasized the critical moment Europe is facing, highlighting the continent's vulnerability and the need for decisive action on environmental transition, digital transformation, defense, and relations with Russia and China. He stressed the importance of Europe defending its interests against the United States and China's commercial practices and advocated for the inclusion of Ukraine and Moldova in the European family. Macron also addressed immigration, calling for a common political structure to manage migrations, terrorism, and organized crime. In Italy, President Sergio Mattarella commemorated the 150th anniversary of Guglielmo Marconi's birth, praising his contributions to modern communication and his life-saving inventions in maritime tragedies.

Solidarity was expressed for Senator Ester Mieli after an incident on Rai Radio 1 where her Jewish identity was questioned. Forza Italia's Maurizio Gasparri called for Rai's intervention. The vote on the elective premiership mandate was criticized by Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra's Peppe De Cristofaro as anti-democratic. Amnesty International's Agnès Callamard warned of human rights violations and the collapse of international law. Forza Italia defended against censorship claims in the Rai case. Maria Elena Boschi of Italia Viva showed support for Mieli, emphasizing that religion should not influence political judgment. An explosion in Brindisi resulted in one fatality.