The Italian government is reportedly in disarray over a tax dispute, with Forza Italia and Lega opposing cigarette tax hikes. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also commented on the work of magistrates during a visit to Val Susa. The government has introduced a temporary 17-cent discount on diesel to address soaring fuel prices, which remain high. Furthermore, the future of the ex-ILVA steel plant is uncertain after a court ordered its closure within ninety days, despite ongoing government…

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Government in Pieces: Tax Dispute and Justice Mine

The Italian government is reportedly in disarray due to a dispute over taxes, with justice issues also posing a significant challenge. Forza Italia and Lega oppose cigarette tax hikes.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Opposite Direction – Fuel Prices, Government's Diesel Alms: A 7-day Discount…

The government offers a small, temporary discount on diesel fuel prices, which remain high. The article also touches on football news.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Record Fuel Prices, Government Grants a 17 Cent Discount on Diesel

Fuel prices are soaring, and the government has implemented a 17-cent discount specifically for diesel, which will last until August 6th, though prices remain above 2 euros per liter.

Il Post: We Are Getting Closer to the Closure of ex-ILVA

A court ruling orders it within ninety days, while the company continues to lose money and the government continues to finance it.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Archbishop Ricchiuti: "The Pd's warmongering makes me despair, it alienates…

In an interview, Archbishop Ricchiuti expresses his dismay at the Democratic Party's (Pd) perceived warmongering, stating it pushes voters away.

La Stampa: Meloni visits Val Susa construction sites, talks about magistrates

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited ongoing construction sites in Val Susa, and commented on the actions of magistrates, stating 'I magistrates do their job to the fullest.'

la Repubblica: Senate: Hearing of Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense, Tajani and…

This news item refers to a hearing in the Senate involving the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense, discussing a summit in Ankara.

The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) is facing a crisis after Paolo Maldini resigned as technical director, only two weeks into his role, following disagreements within the federation. This comes amidst an ongoing search for a new national team coach, with Andrea Pirlo, currently the head coach of Dubai United, being ruled out due to his endorsement deal with a Russian betting agency. Roberto Mancini is now considered a leading candidate for the coaching position, with newly elected FIGC…

Il Post: What Happened Between Paolo Maldini and the FIGC

After only two weeks, the relationship between the National Team's technical director and the Football Federation has already broken down.

La Stampa: Italian national team coach update

This story appears to be about the Italian national football team, possibly discussing the selection or role of a new coach, with names like Malagò and Mancini mentioned.

la Repubblica: "This Time I Decide": Malagò and Maldini's Final Showdown

This article delves into the "last face-to-face" confrontation between Malagò and Maldini, suggesting a significant internal dispute within the Italian sports landscape.

la Repubblica: The Reconstruction: From Guardiola's No to Maldini's Resignation - 100 Minutes…

This article provides a minute-by-minute account of 100 crucial minutes related to the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), covering the refusal of Guardiola and the resignation of Maldini.

Il Post: The Story of Andrea Pirlo and Fonbet, from the Start

The former footballer has been a testimonial for a Russian betting agency for months, but it has only been discussed in Italy for a few days.

Il Post: Andrea Pirlo Will Not Be Coach of the National Team

He wrote on Instagram that he found out between Sunday and Monday night: his role as a testimonial for a Russian betting agency is involved.

The No Tav movement is under scrutiny as authorities evaluate terrorism charges in relation to their activities in Valsusa, with a movement statement declaring 'We are all black bloc.' The Tav construction site has reportedly been found with 'burnt remains' and described as 'under siege,' signifying a severe escalation.

La Stampa: No Tav movement and terrorism concerns in Valsusa

A story discusses the evaluation of terrorism charges in relation to the No Tav movement, with a quote from the movement stating 'We are all black bloc.' The article likely covers recent events or ongoing investigations related to protests and potential extremist involvement.

La Stampa: Burnt remains and the Tav construction site under siege

This report details the scene at the Tav construction site, described as 'burnt remains' and 'under siege,' with a statement calling it a 'worse attack than 2011.'

A fire at a waste recycling plant in the Milanese area has resulted in a significant smoke column, prompting the deployment of 12 firefighter units. The plant's custodian suffered minor smoke inhalation.

ANSA: Fire in Milanese recycling plant causes high smoke column

A fire at a waste recycling plant in the Milanese area has produced a large smoke column, with firefighters deploying 12 units. The custodian sustained minor smoke inhalation.