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La discussione riguarda l'applicazione della clausola nazionale di salvaguardia (Nec) per settori strategici come difesa ed energia.
Nel weekend la Commissione Ue ha risposto all'Italia sull'uso della clausola nazionale di salvaguardia (Nec) per la difesa e l'energia. E' quanto apprende l'ANSA a Bruxelles. L'intenzione dell'esecutivo comunitario, trapela, è di aiutare l'Italia per quanto possibile a trarne il massimo vantaggio.
I colloqui intercorsi sulle singole sotto-misure sarebbero stati dettagliati, anche se poi spetterà al Paese indicare a Bruxelles le misure esatte una volta adottate. Saranno comunque esclusi sussidi collegati all'uso di combustibili fossili. La flessibilità fiscale sarà prevista nell'ambito delle regole esistenti del Patto di stabilità.

The European Commission responded to Italy regarding the use of the national safeguard clause for defense and energy. The EU executive aims to maximize the benefits for the country, but exclude subsidies linked to fossil fuels.

Over 300 citizens, including former prime minister Romano Prodi, have filed appeals in 25 Italian courts against the new electoral law, contesting the proportional system with governability bonus and the blocked list leaders.

MP Simonetta Matone abandons the League after the re-election of Matteo Salvini to join Forza Italia. He motivates his choice with the desire to remain in the moderate centre-right, distancing himself from the sovereignist and extremist positions of the Northern League.

The Italian government is aiming for a new six-month extension for Plastic and Sugar taxes, moving the entry into force to 30 June 2027. The confirmation comes from Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, despite the categories' requests for a definitive cancellation.

Minister Antonio Tajani excludes taxes on extra profits in the next budget, instead proposing a collaborative contribution from banks, insurance companies and other entities such as Cassa Depositi e Prestiti to address the high energy costs.

The Italian Parliament faces a busy week: in the Chamber the protection of equines and disabilities is discussed, while the Senate examines the bill on civil service and rights. The joint session for the election of ten members of the CSM is scheduled for Wednesday.