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Internal divisions within the ruling coalition have halted Minister of Defence Guido Crosetto's plan to expand reservists. Concurrently, 182 billion euros earmarked for major public works projects across the country remain blocked, reportedly in the hands of commissioners. The government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has also sent a letter to Brussels outlining how it plans to spend 14 billion euros. Further political shifts are hinted at with Lombardy President Attilio Fontana…
Il Fatto Quotidiano:
Crosetto's Reserve Reform Fails Amidst Right-Wing Squabble
The Italian Defense Minister's plan to increase the number of reservists by 40,000 has been halted due to infighting within the ruling right-wing coalition.
La Stampa:
Major Works Blocked: 182 Billion Euros Stuck, Italy at a Standstill
An investigation reveals that 182 billion euros allocated for major public works projects in Italy are blocked, leading to a standstill in infrastructure development. The funds are reportedly in the hands of commissioners.
La Stampa:
Manovra, Government's Letter to Brussels: "Here's How We'll Spend 14 Billion"
Meloni's government has sent a letter to Brussels outlining how it plans to spend 14 billion euros, addressing concerns and proposals related to Italy's fiscal management and EU relations.
Il Post:
Fontana Wants to Reshape Lega, Open to Replacing Salvini
Attilio Fontana, the President of Lombardy, is reportedly working on an initiative within the Lega party to establish a 'collective leadership,' indicating a willingness to move beyond Matteo Salvini's leadership.
la Repubblica:
Extreme temperatures cost Italy a maneuver of balance.
A study highlights the significant economic costs of extreme temperatures for Italy, estimating that Europe is losing 180 billion euros.
Corriere della Sera:
New Italian Champions: Faces of 'Italianità' in Sport
This feature celebrates the new Italian sports champions from the European Championships, exploring their diverse backgrounds and how they embody Italian identity, from provincial roots to cosmopolitan outlooks.
ANSA:
Italy Wins European Athletics Championship Gold in 4x400m Relay and Long Jump
Italy achieved a significant victory at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, securing gold medals in the 4x400m relay and the long jump with an outstanding performance, beating the home crowd favorites.
Corriere della Sera:
Curtis: A New Leader in Italian Swimming and Sports
The article focuses on swimmer Curtis, highlighting her emergence as a leader in Italian swimming and sports, and her emotional farewell from the Paris championships.
ANSA:
Quadarella Completes Triple Crown as Italy Concludes European Swimming…
Simona Quadarella achieved a remarkable triple crown at the European Swimming Championships, marking a successful conclusion for the Italian team as they bid farewell to Paris.
Corriere della Sera:
Tamberi's Lesson: The High-Jumper Who Always Reinvents Himself
This piece reflects on the athletic and personal qualities of Italian high-jumper Tamberi, characterizing him as an artist of the sport who consistently achieves success.
La Stampa:
European Championships: Italy Leads Medal Count with Athletics and Swimming
Italy is performing strongly at the European Championships, with its athletes in athletics and swimming securing numerous medals, potentially reaching 42 in the final week.
ANSA:
Silver for Pietro Riva in Marathon and Italian Women's Team at European…
Pietro Riva earned a silver medal in the marathon at the European Athletics Championships, and the Italian women's team also secured a silver medal in the team standings.
Il Post:
Italy Leads European Athletics Championships Medal Table
Italy topped the medal standings at the European Athletics Championships, bolstered by a gold medal in the men's 4x400 relay, a bronze in the women's relay, and Larissa Iapichino's gold in the long jump.
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