Oggi alla Camera, il Ministro Salvini risponde su trasporti, ritardi aerei/ferroviari e dimissioni AD Ferrovie. La Ministra Calderone affronta il decreto UE 2023/970, i lavoratori dei contact center e le politiche sociali. Il Ministro Foti discute il PNRR e le istituzioni europee.
Oggi alle 15, la Camera ospita il question time con i ministri Tajani, Crosetto, Bernini e Zangrillo. Saranno affrontate interrogazioni su politica estera, difesa, sicurezza di cittadini italiani, Pnrr per studenti universitari e competenze dei dipendenti pubblici.
Australia's parliament enters its last week before the winter break amidst high tensions. Key events include Vanuatu's PM visit, the Midwinter Ball, and crucial negotiations on Labor's budget, NDIS cuts, tax legislation, and gambling advertising reforms.
Senator David Pocock urges the Australian government to prevent tech giants from using Australian content to train AI models, as cabinet debates copyright rule changes. Senator Sarah Hanson-Young calls for a moratorium on new datacentres.
Il ministro della Difesa Guido Crosetto segnala che senza l'adesione al Safe, strumento UE per prestiti alla difesa, alcuni investimenti nel settore saranno posticipati. Il Capo di Stato Maggiore della Difesa, Luciano Portolano, evidenzia l'ipofinanziamento del settore.
Nigel Farage has remained largely out of the public eye for seven weeks following the revelation of a £5m crypto gift, cancelling events and limiting interviews. His party, Reform UK, is reportedly losing ground to a harder-right rival, and Farage's recent re-emergence was tightly controlled, with select media present and questions limited.
Italian ministers will answer questions on migration, combating illegal labor, energy costs, biodiversity, tourism licensing, and sports justice reform during the Chamber's Question Time at 3 PM.
The Bank of England is warning the public about AI-generated scams after deepfake videos depicting Nigel Farage and Governor Andrew Bailey fighting circulated on X. Bailey urged vigilance and reporting of such content, highlighting the rise of fake adverts impersonating central banks.
The Bank of England warns of rising AI-generated scams after deepfake videos of Nigel Farage and Governor Andrew Bailey fighting spread online, urging vigilance and reporting of such content.
Andy Burnham said he intends to seek the highest office if he wins support, publicly signalling an ambition to challenge Keir Starmer. Starmer responded that he would not walk away from his mandate.
Italy's Council of Ministers will approve a decree on the EU migration and asylum pact. No new energy support measures for families and businesses are expected today, though fuel excise duty cuts may be extended via ministerial decree. Minister Giorgetti also discussed reforms for the 5x1000 tax allocation.
Italy's Council of Ministers will approve a decree on the EU Migration and Asylum Pact. New energy support measures for families and businesses are not expected today. Minister Giorgetti confirmed that the extension of fuel excise duty cuts will be handled by ministerial decree, not a Council of Ministers session.
Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti announced ministerial decrees to extend fuel excise tax discounts beyond June 6th and discussed using EU fiscal flexibility for energy support. He also detailed plans to reform the "5 per mille" tax donation system to ensure better monitoring and prevent abuse, while Infrastructure Minister Matteo Salvini addressed housing policies and digital learning in driving schools.
Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti discussed fiscal flexibility with the EU and plans to reform the "5x1000" tax donation system. He also announced an upcoming decree to extend fuel excise duty discounts.
Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti discussed fiscal flexibility with the EU and plans to reform the "5x1000" tax donation system. He also announced an upcoming decree to extend fuel tax discounts and addressed housing policies with Minister Salvini.
Italian ministers will answer questions in Parliament on public housing, the Rome-Latina corridor, the Tigullio-Genoa link, distance learning for driving schools, agricultural trade, production costs, civil protection, child safety online, and the 5x1000 spending limit.
Italian ministers will answer questions today, June 4th, on public housing, infrastructure projects like the Rome-Latina corridor and the Tigullio-Genoa link, agricultural support, digital risks for minors, and the 5x1000 spending limit.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire to end hostilities, announced by the Trump administration. The deal is contingent on Hezbollah ceasing fire and evacuating its operatives from southern Lebanon.
Australia is preparing for an imminent El Niño, with the Bureau of Meteorology and other agencies forecasting its development in the coming months. The World Meteorological Organization noted a 90% chance of El Niño forming in the Pacific before November.
BBC's Question Time used AI-generated versions of Churchill, Gandhi, Pankhurst, and Kahlo, sparking criticism and calls for funding cuts amid the broadcaster's £1.36 billion annual loss.
Treasury claims 90% of young Australians will benefit from the Albanese government's tax proposals, including a $1,000 tax deduction and reforms to capital gains tax and negative gearing. The reforms face opposition criticism and internal Labor tensions, particularly over potential impacts on young investors with share market holdings.
