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The debate concerns the contribution of corporate extra profits to Italian public finances.
Eni's voluntary contribution to help Italians is good. Now, in the budget law, we expect an even more significant contribution from the large banks: Eni closed 2025 with almost 5 billion in net profit, while the profits of Italian banks in 2026 are expected to be around 50 billion. We therefore expect a very important contribution. In support of families, workers, businesses. Thus a note from the League.

During the session of the Defense Commission of the Chamber on 23 September, the League rejected the reformulation of the Safe Roads resolution proposed by Undersecretary Perego of Cremnago, insisting on the urgent dispatch of 10,000 soldiers. The allies, including Minister Crosetto and Forza Italia, are holding back, advocating for a return to pure military tasks or a balanced evaluation of the use of the armed forces in public order.

At the Migration Summit in Munich, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi presented four points to strengthen European immigration policy: implementation of the Migration and Asylum Pact, fight against abuses of the right to asylum, creation of return hubs and centers for repatriations outside the European space on the model of the agreement with Albania, and accelerated border procedures for quicker expulsions.

Russian Foreign Minister Serghei Lavrov accused the United States of destroying the European security architecture in an attempt to contain Russia and of establishing a Russophobic regime in Kiev, adding that the West is flooding Ukraine with weapons used to target civilians and infrastructure, aiming for a strategic defeat of Russia which, however, will lead to a dead end.

Fratelli d'Italia launches the 'No one remains hidden' campaign with a signature collection to ban the full veil, arranged marriages and virginity certificates, as well as requesting stricter controls on places of worship to counter fundamentalism.

The Alternative Student Opposition (Osa) has called a new day of mobilization for Monday 28th in all Italian schools against the school decree, after yesterday's protests. The students accuse the Meloni government of state racism and ask for President Mattarella's intervention.

Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani criticizes magistrates for the release of people arrested in the act, calling for greater rigidity. The National Association of Magistrates responds by defining Tajani's words as contrary to the rule of law.