
According to Mario Draghi, the revolts in three different countries are accompanied by crucial elections and, above all, by the "blocking of expectations" of young people, who struggle to find work and feel unprepared for the technological transition.
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Mario Draghi gave an interview to Bloomberg analyzing the causes of the recent youth riots.
"It is not at all simple to explain these riots in three different countries; each has its own specific motivations. The only element that all three cases have in common is that extremely important elections will be held next year. However, this is only the framework. In my opinion, the most solid explanation lies in the blockage of expectations: young people have the feeling that no one is listening to them." This was stated by former prime minister and former ECB president Mario Draghi in an interview with Bloomberg, underlining how "young people perceive social dynamics as blocked: they struggle to find a job and feel unprepared in the face of a society that is experiencing a very rapid technological transformation".

The European Parliament has approved the allocation of 74.9 million euros from the EU Solidarity Fund for Italy, hit by Storm Harry in January 2026. The total aid package amounts to 489 million euros for several member countries.

Majority and opposition parliamentarians and supporters' associations discussed in the Chamber the introduction of "standing areas" in Italian stadiums, inspired by the German model to increase capacity, reduce prices and guarantee safety.
President Sergio Mattarella underlined the importance of human capital and support for young people during the Knights of Labor ceremony, warning against geopolitical risks and tycoons intolerant of the rules.

The government has approved a decree to send 500 additional soldiers to Milan until December 31, after the clashes in Piazza Duomo. The military will carry out surveillance and garrison tasks without judicial police powers or direct management of public order.

The President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella highlighted the need to offer work and life prospects to young people to curb the negative balance of youth migration, underlining the importance of human capital, innovation and sustainable development.

The President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella underlined the central role of human capital and the need for strategies for young people during the ceremony of awarding the insignia to the Knights of Labor.