Il governo nel 2025 ha dato 100 milioni di euro alla società del grande accusatore in commissione Covid (e ospite di Atreju). La transazione prima dell’appello
di @s_frequente e @marcolillo
https://t.co/r3hYhcJX9N
Il Piano Casa approvato alla Camera prevede misure specifiche per carabinieri e poliziotti, non estese ad altri lavoratori pubblici come insegnanti e infermieri. https://t.co/SR5vsOjEgn
L’intervista di Meloni a “Il giorno de La Verità” alla prova del fact-checking. Dalle esportazioni ai tagli delle tasse, abbiamo verificato sette dichiarazioni della presidente del Consiglio, che a volte è stata imprecisa.
https://t.co/QJszyryI2s
Davvero Più Libri più Liberi ha imposto un “patentino antifascista” agli espositori? L’ha denunciato Meloni sui social, suscitando un acceso dibattito sulla fiera dell’editoria. Abbiamo parlato con la direttrice della fiera.
https://t.co/lqhdhVUxBs
Il piano casa è la solita truffa del governo Meloni: zero soldi e affari per i privati
100mila case in dieci anni, dice Giorgia Meloni. Ma in realtà nel piano casa del governo ce ne sono molte meno. E i soldi, a quanto pare, non bastano nemmeno per quelle.
L’analisi a cura del direttore di https://t.co/WdjLDPpULB, @fcancellato: https://t.co/J8C9dJghbA
Secondo Roberto Vannacci, il 70 per cento delle terre rare a livello mondiale viene venduto dalla Cina. Ma il presidente di Futuro Nazionale fa confusione.
https://t.co/k2eQoNXep1
The horrific images we are witnessing in Ukraine today are a direct consequence of Trump’s actions.
Since Donald Trump returned to power, the number of russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians — and the resulting death toll — has increased sharply.
Why?
First, Trump has emboldened Putin.
Trump has repeatedly expressed admiration for Putin and emphasized improving relations. He even invited this war criminal to the United States. And now, Putin’s photo is hanging in the White House – a symbolic gesture that does not go unnoticed.
In geopolitics, signals matter. They shape expectations about future support, consequences, and resolve.
Second, credibility and trust have eroded.
Trump has surrounded himself with russian-linked figures to such an extent that foreign intelligence agencies “fear sharing secrets with the U.S.,” viewing his administration as highly untrustworthy.
Just a few examples: the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, has expressed pro-russian views, spread conspiracies about alleged American biolabs in Ukraine, and blamed NATO for russia’s invasion. The FBI Director, Kash Patel, received a $25,000 fee from a russian film company that promoted pro-russian and anti-Western narratives.
Third, support for Ukraine has effectively stopped.
Instead of “ending the war in 24 hours,” he ended all of the assistance Ukraine was receiving from the United States. Just yesterday, JD Vance said that stopping funding for Ukraine was one of the proudest actions of the administration. So the devastation we are witnessing today is a direct consequence of these actions. History will remember this — and it will also remember those who supported it.
All of these actions have changed incentives for russia: if the cost of aggression decreases, escalation becomes more likely. So what we are witnessing today is not random. It is the result of these choices.
History will remember this — and it will also remember those who supported it.
Link: https://t.co/AU0kCaqqd7
Trump has insulted and tariffed his European allies, persuaded Denmark to prepare for a US invasion and, by pressuring Ukraine and not Russia, encouraged Putin to keep fighting. All of which he has forgotten.
https://t.co/GhDO27FyxK