Italy Proposes Earlier Review of EU Internal Combustion Engine Ban
Italy is proposing an urgent review of the EU’s ban on new internal combustion engine cars, currently set for 2035. Industry Minister Adolfo Urso emphasizes the need to reassess the EU’s Green Deal, citing concerns over economic impacts on the automotive sector. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni advocates for a balanced approach to environmental regulations, as Italy aims to ensure competitiveness in the evolving market. The proposal will be discussed among EU legislators, reflecting ongoing tensions between sustainability goals and economic realities.
Italy’s Bold Move: Selling Off Crown Jewels to Address Massive Public Debt
Italy is making a bold move to address its massive public debt by putting its crown jewels up for sale. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s hard-right government aims to raise 20 billion euros by 2026 through a privatisation program, which includes…