Country: IT | Published: 2026-09-20
Italy's political agenda is staying busy, with the government pushing to use national funds for a vehicle tax cut and floating new education rules, keeping domestic policy in the s
Italy's political agenda is staying busy, with the government pushing to use national funds for a vehicle tax cut and floating new education rules, keeping domestic policy in the spotlight. On the foreign front, the foreign minister stressed Italy is not at war while urging the EU to strengthen the Red Sea mission, framing Rome's role in European security debates. Energy affordability remains a live theme, with officials signaling readiness to act on electricity and gas costs without waiting for European approval.