Podcast appearances and mentions of Mario Draghi

Scopri cosa facciamo: https://www.segretibancari.com/L'Europa è ad un bivio. Parola di Mario Draghi. O si creerà una confederazione di Stati, con unione fiscale e politica o il progetto dell'euro naufragherà.Ecco i retroscena di quella che potrebbe essere una grande scommessa per gli anni a venire da parte di quegli investitori che se la sentono.RESTA SEMPRE AGGIORNATO- Iscriviti al canale YouTube: https://bit.ly/3vzNnzI- Segui tutti gli altri episodi del podcast: https://bit.ly/3p0C9Ba- Visita il Blog di Segreti Bancari https://bit.ly/3gbE7MU- Scopri INVESTO, la nostra newsletter settimanale premium https://bit.ly/3mMhXCiSOLUZIONI PER INVESTIRE- Investi con il nostro aiuto: https://bit.ly/3DpsWca- Impara ad investire in autonomia: https://bit.ly/3wTy5qx

Es gab eine Zeit, in der der Autor dieses Kommentars Impfungen blindlings vertraut hat und sich gegen Verschiedenes impfen ließ. Heute glaubt der Autor nicht mehr an Impfungen und nicht mehr an die Virentheorie.Ein Standpunkt von Rüdiger Lenz.Cui bono, gehe dem selbst nach, glaube oder vertraue weder mir, noch anderen. Bilde dir dein Wissen durch eigene Erkenntnisse und gehe den Weg der selbst gewählten und selbst erschaffenen Erfahrungswelten.Die Machtmaschine des Bill Gates„Der Konstruktionsfehler unseres Systems ist der, dass die Welt nicht ohne diese Philanthropen auskommt. Und schon dieser Umstand allein verleiht ihnen enorm viel Macht.“ Deutscher Gesundheitspolitiker (anonym)Unter den Staatschefs aber scheint die Stimmung zu kippen. In den USA verkündet die Regierung am 5. Mai 2021: Sie werde eine temporäre Aussetzung (der Impfstoff-Patente, Anmerkung des Autors) unterstützen. Frankreichs Präsident Emmanuel Macron und Italiens Regierungspräsident Mario Draghi schließen sich dem an. Es ist jene Zeit, zu der Bill Gates Angela Merkel anruft. Das Telefonat, nach dem Merkels Sprecherin sagt, der Patentschutz müsse bleiben.Seither stecken die Verhandlungen fest. Der Patentschutz gilt bis heute.Im Juni 2021 schreibt Melinda Gates einen Brief an Merkel. „Es war wundervoll, vor ein paar Wochen mit Ihnen über Deutschlands Unterstützung für Covax zu sprechen.“ Für weitere Kontakte verweist sie auf den Leiter des deutschen Büros der Gates-Stiftung, das kurz zuvor eröffnet hat, Tobias Kahler. Er sei mit Merkels Team „im Austausch“.“Als im Januar 2021 in Deutschland die ersten Bürger geimpft werden, schreiben Bill und Melinda Gates an Kanzlerin Merkel. Sie haben den Blick bereits weit in die Zukunft gerichtet... ... hier weiterlesen: https://apolut.net/gates-kaperte-deutschland-von-ruediger-lenz+++Apolut ist auch als kostenlose App für Android- und iOS-Geräte verfügbar! Über unsere Homepage kommen Sie zu den Stores von Apple und Huawei. Hier der Link: https://apolut.net/app/Die apolut-App steht auch zum Download (als sogenannte Standalone- oder APK-App) auf unserer Homepage zur Verfügung. Mit diesem Link können Sie die App auf Ihr Smartphone herunterladen: https://apolut.net/apolut_app.apk+++Abonnieren Sie jetzt den apolut-Newsletter: https://apolut.net/newsletter/+++Ihnen gefällt unser Programm? Informationen zu Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten finden Sie hier: https://apolut.net/unterstuetzen/+++Unterstützung für apolut kann auch als Kleidung getragen werden! Hier der Link zu unserem Fan-Shop: https://harlekinshop.com/pages/apolut+++Website und Social Media:Website: https://apolut.netOdysee: https://odysee.com/@apolut:aRumble: https://rumble.com/ApolutTwitter: https://twitter.com/apolut_netInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/apolut_net/Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/apolut_netTelegram: https://t.me/s/apolutFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/apolut/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oggi parliamo del discorso di Mario Draghi sulla necessità di un'Europa nuova e integrata, del sondaggio per scegliere come ridisegnare i nuovi euro e del primo treno alimentato con biocarburante. ... Qui gli altri podcast di Class Editori: https://linktr.ee/podclasseditori Per iscriverti al canale Telegram: https://t.me/notizieacolazione Musica https://www.bensound.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rassegna stampa del 28.06.23 | Giorgia Meloni ha chiuso la partita delle nomine aggrappandosi alla classe dirigente voluta da Mario Draghi. A Bankitalia va Panetta e viene nominato il Generale Figliuolo alla ricostruzione per il disastro ambientale che ha colpito Emilia Romagna, Marche e Toscana. Mentre scoppia il caso Santanchè e le sue società il Pd evita l'analisi della sconfitta come se il Molise non esistesse.

L'ex premier Mario Draghi ha parlato di lotta all'inflazione, di Europa e della guerra in Ucraina. E come sempre le sue parole non sono state banali: la politica della Bce deve continuare per riportare l'inflazione nei ranghi, la Ue deve proseguire decisa sulla strada dell'integrazione e l'Ucraina deve vincere la guerra contro la Russia. Intanto, però, il prezzo dei diamanti sta crollando: -18% rispetto al picco del febbraio 2022. Per chi se lo può permettere, sarebbe il momento di comprare. I grandi gruppi editoriali, invece, stanno cercando di convincere i Big Tech che sviluppano l'intelligenza artificiale a pagare per le informazioni che diffondono attingendo proprio ai dati e alle informazioni dei siti giornalistici. Sarà una battaglia lunga e complessa.

La semana pasada murió a los 86 años en Milán Silvio Berlusconi, el primer ministro italiano que más tiempo permaneció en el cargo desde el final de la guerra. A modo de homenaje recibió un funeral de Estado en la catedral de Milán después de que su féretro atravesase toda la ciudad a bordo de un coche fúnebre. Todo el poder político italiano se dio cita bajo la bóveda gótica del duomo milanés. Al oficio asistió el presidente Sergio Mattarella, la primera ministra Giorgia Meloni, y los cuatro últimos primeros ministros: Mario Draghi, Paolo Gentiloni, Mario Monti y Matteo Renzi. Todos, sin excepción, se deshicieron en elogios con el finado. Berlusconi, un empresario de éxito, se metió en política a mediados de los años noventa capitaneando una plataforma personalista llamada Forza Italia que clamaba por una regeneración nacional y el fin de la corrupción política. Ganó las elecciones de 1994 y volvería a hacerlo en las de 2001 y 2008. Durante un cuarto de siglo se convirtió en el actor central de la política italiana y en el eje vertebrador de la derecha tras la implosión de la Democracia Cristiana. Era el enemigo a batir por la izquierda que fue conformando distintas coaliciones cuyo objetivo principal era acabar con él. Berlusconi no dejaba indiferente a nadie. O se le amaba o se le odiaba. Era una figura muy controvertida tanto dentro como fuera de Italia. En el extranjero solía ser objeto de chanzas a causa de sus declaraciones salidas de tono, sus escándalos sexuales, sus continuos problemas legales y la polémica que siempre le acompañaba. En Italia su control de buena parte de la televisión le dio un poder extraordinario, más del que ningún otro político había disfrutado desde la proclamación de la república en 1946. Sus intereses políticos y empresariales a menudo confluían y no era fácil distinguir donde terminaban unos y empezaban los otros. Hace treinta años era ya la primera fortuna de Italia y una de las personas más ricas de Europa. La fama le precedía porque poseía un gran entramado mediático con canales de televisión propios en Francia, España y Alemania. Presidía también un club de fútbol, el AC Milan que bajo su mando había ganado varias ligas y tres copas de Europa. Esas eran sus credenciales al entrar en política. Al principio fue un soplo de aire fresco en un momento muy delicado cuando acababa de saltar por los aires todo el sistema de partidos de posguerra. La imagen que cultivaba de un hombre exitoso hecho a sí mismo tocó la fibra sensible de millones de italianos hartos de una clase política corrupta y entregada al clientelismo. Eso le llevó en volandas al Palazzo Chigi, oficina del primer ministro en el centro de Roma. Su popularidad era tal que obligó a la izquierda italiana a reconstruirse en diferentes coaliciones como El Olivo de Romano Prodi, que durante años fue su némesis política. Durante sus años en política protagonizó infinidad de escándalos. Se las vio con la judicatura y con la prensa, conmocionó la política italiana en varias ocasiones y todo culminó con su expulsión del parlamento italiano en 2013. Mantuvo una intensa actividad exterior entablando relaciones muy cercanas con líderes polémicos como Muamar el Gadafi o Vladimir Putin, amistades peligrosas que le ocasionaron más de un problema. A su espalda deja un legado con luces, pero también con infinidad de sombras. Es difícil que Italia, un país en el que la supervivencia política se cifra a menudo en meses, vuelva a presentarse alguien como él. En La ContraRéplica: - Mesas electorales - Prosperidad y posmodernismo - Google y la Comisión Europea - La Contra por España · Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/lacontracronica · “Hispanos. Breve historia de los pueblos de habla hispana”… https://amzn.to/428js1G · “La ContraHistoria de España. Auge, caída y vuelta a empezar de un país en 28 episodios”… https://amzn.to/3kXcZ6i · “Lutero, Calvino y Trento, la Reforma que no fue”… https://amzn.to/3shKOlK · “La ContraHistoria del comunismo”… https://amzn.to/39QP2KE Apoya La Contra en: · Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/diazvillanueva · iVoox... https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-contracronica_sq_f1267769_1.html · Paypal... https://www.paypal.me/diazvillanueva Sígueme en: · Web... https://diazvillanueva.com · Twitter... https://twitter.com/diazvillanueva · Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/fernandodiazvillanueva1/ · Instagram... https://www.instagram.com/diazvillanueva · Linkedin… https://www.linkedin.com/in/fernando-d%C3%ADaz-villanueva-7303865/ · Flickr... https://www.flickr.com/photos/147276463@N05/?/ · Pinterest... https://www.pinterest.com/fernandodiazvillanueva Encuentra mis libros en: · Amazon... https://www.amazon.es/Fernando-Diaz-Villanueva/e/B00J2ASBXM #FernandoDiazVillanueva #italia #berlusconi Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

De dood van Silvio Berlusconi is het einde van een tijdperk. Niet alleen voor zijn eigen partij, Forza Italia, maar ook voor politiek en samenleving in Italië, voor Europa en zelfs voor de politieke cultuur en praktijk op wereldschaal. 'Il Cavaliere' was het origineel. Het ijkpunt van de nieuwe politiek door entrepreneurs in geld, media, relaties en macht. Hij was de eerste populist die baadde in weelde, maar van wie iedereen toch het idee had dat hij altijd een gewone jongen was gebleven; de anti-elite man pur sang. Jaap Jansen en PG Kroeger duiken in zijn kleurrijke en controversiële leven en verkennen daarbij de vele verrassende wijzen waarop hij in politiek, media, entertainment en sport een uitzonderlijke nalatenschap heeft. En omdat de grote marxistische denker Antonio Gramsci al waarschuwde dat je Italië nooit zou begrijpen zonder gevoel voor de opera-fantasie van zijn volk, klinken de treffende aria's en zelfs Napolitaanse liedjes die Berlusconi zélf zong!***Deze aflevering is mede mogelijk gemaakt door de Europese Unie. En met donaties van luisteraars die we hiervoor hartelijk danken. Word ook vriend van de show!En we danken onze sponsor Missie H2, want Nederland moet in 2030 hét waterstofland zijn! Ga voor meer informatie naar MissieH2.nl en zet jezelf op de Waterstofkaart!Heeft u belangstelling om in onze podcast te adverteren of ons te sponsoren? Zend een mailtje naar adverteren@dagennacht.nl***Op sommige podcast-apps kun je niet alles lezen. De complete tekst vind je altijd hier***Toen maandagochtend het nieuws van zijn dood binnenkwam bij zijn eigen tv-kanaal Tele Cinque, hielden de presentatoren het niet droog.Silvio Berlusconi sprong als ondernemer in het gat na de val van de Muur en een groot corruptieschandaal in ‘de oude politiek'. Binnen enkele maanden was hij premier door een electorale triomf van zijn partij Forza Italia – alsof het een voetbalyell was: 'Hup Italië'. Hij presenteerde zich als de tolk van afgehaakt Italië. Tegelijk wist hij vanaf die start zijn particuliere en publieke belangen moeiteloos en schaamteloos met elkaar te vermengen. In mediamacht, in benoemingen en in geopolitieke relaties. Hij sloot deals met Poetin, met Saoedische prinsen, met Erdogan en aan de Amsterdamse Zuidas. Hij werd de langstzittende premier sinds 1945 en beloofde zijn kiezers dertig jaar lang hetzelfde program van dromen en douceurtjes. Silvio was altijd dezelfde, steeds zichzelf en kwam bij elke verkiezingscampagne weer met iets heel nieuws. Van zijn kapsel of gebit tot zijn alliantie met anderen. Hij was en bleef de wonderdokter met het unieke medicijn dat alle kwaaltjes oploste (PG moet hierbij denken aan Dulcamara in L'elisir d'amore).Als man van 'Brood en Spelen' kon geen Romeinse keizer tegen hem op. Voetbalcups, tv-gala's, rellen, amoureuze avonturen, scheldkanonnades live op tv, nergens schrok hij voor terug.Hij keek daarom ten diepste neer op zijn collega's op het wereldtoneel, maar snakte er tegelijk naar erbij te mogen horen. PG vertelt verhalen over Silvio's optredens in Europees topoverleg die zelden zijn gehoord.Zijn geheim was dat voor hem ‘als ongekend succes in alles' de gewone regels voor gewone stervelingen niet zouden gelden. Zo leefde hij ook: als ondernemer, politicus, entertainer en liefhebber van het goede leven. Tot in 2011 zijn politieke geestverwanten van de Europese Volkspartij onder leiding van Angela Merkel en Nicolas Sarkozy daaraan bruut een einde maakten.Maar hij herrees. Als 86-jarige was hij ‘de lijm die alles bijeenhield', zoals premier Giorgia Meloni hem prees. Intussen was hij veganist, dierenvriend, Putinversteher en de man die de brug had geslagen tussen de oude politiek en de nieuwe van de 21e eeuw. Zonder Silvio geen Pim. Geen Trump. Geen Veronica Inside. Zij zijn allemaal schatplichtig aan 'il Cavaliere' die voordeed hoe het moest en meestal origineler en schaamtelozer dan zij ooit zouden kunnen.Daarom kon zijn erfenis ook in de politiek nog weleens verrassen, ook op Europees niveau. Hij laat immers een gat na dat gevuld moet worden. Wie erft zijn Forza en die kiezers?***Verder luisteren345 - Leiders op leeftijd. Krasse knar Joe Biden is niet de enige301 - Balkenende toch nog minister van Staat, precies 20 jaar na de val van zijn ongelukkige kabinet met de LPF223 - De degelijke daadkracht van Mario Draghi's Italië218 - Angela Merkel, een bijzondere bondskanselier - gesprek met biograaf Ralph Bollmann206 - 'Aardverschuiving': Michael Wolff over Donald Trumps laatste dagen als president. En: zijn bezoek aan Mar-a-Lago200 - De Heerser: Machiavelli's lessen zijn nog altijd actueel195 - PvdA en CDA: ooit dominante machtspartijen, nu grote verliezers. Hoe komt dat? En hoe nu verder?153 - Het CDA en de tand des tijds121 - 4th of July special: Zakenlui als president van Amerika103 - Geheim geld in de politiek100 - Nederland in Europa: lusten en lasten door de eeuwen heen73 – Belangenverstrengeling en kleine krabbelaars in de politiek65 - 'Vroeger was alles beter', PG Kroeger: nostalgie als strategie en politiek wapen44 - Michael Wolff over Donald J. 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A cura di Ferruccio Bovio Lo scontro politico al quale stiamo assistendo, in questi giorni, sulla questione del controllo concomitante della Corte dei Conti in materia di Pnrr, ben poco ha a che vedere con quello che dovrebbe essere un confronto corretto e democratico tra maggioranza e opposizione. Il provvedimento di sospensione introdotto dall'esecutivo Meloni, oltre a non intaccare alcun principio costituzionale (come, del resto, è stato sottolineato anche da autorevoli giuristi), non è nemmeno il frutto di un'iniziativa specifica del Governo attuale, essendo già stato tranquillamente previsto anche nelle normative varate da quelli presieduti da Giuseppe Conte e da Mario Draghi: il tutto, ovviamente, senza che allora a qualche estremo tutore della democrazia fosse venuto in mente di lanciare disperati appelli contro una preoccupante “deriva totalitaria”. Ciò nonostante, i principali partiti di opposizione, anche in questa circostanza, non hanno perso la loro occasione per denunciare “urbi et orbi” i gravissimi rischi connessi ad un potere che incomincia a dare segni sempre più concreti di refrattarietà verso ogni tipo di controllo imparziale, oggettivo e democratico. Tuttavia, ci pare, invece, doveroso riconoscere che, in una situazione delicata come quella costituita dai ritardi che il nostro Paese sta denotando nella messa a terra del Pnrr, certi controlli di carattere strettamente giuridico e burocratico rischiano, in concreto, di rallentare ulteriormente l'azione di chi si sta adoperando per fornire, nei tempi richiesti, garanzie e certezze ai decisori di Bruxelles. Pensiamo sia chiaro a tutti come la cifra in denaro messaci a disposizione dal Recovery europeo rappresenti, per l'Italia, una opportunità davvero irripetibile e che sarebbe, quindi, assolutamente folle metterla in discussione soltanto per assecondare certe ossessioni ispettive. Se si riconosce sul serio – e almeno, in apparenza, sembra che tutti lo facciano - che la nostra priorità assoluta è, in questo momento, quella di dare tutto il meglio di noi stessi per evitare che vada sprecata una straordinaria occasione finanziaria dalla quale può realmente dipendere il futuro dell'economia nazionale, allora occorre innanzitutto che si mettano immediatamente da parte tutti gli interessi di bottega e di retro bottega, dando la precedenza alle reali esigenze del “sistema Paese” e privilegiando, di conseguenza, ogni iniziativa che sappia di solidarietà e di cooperazione. Non sarà facile, soprattutto in prossimità della scadenza elettorale europea del 2024, alla quale ogni partito cercherà di presentarsi potendo vantare il maggior numero di meriti, da contrapporre ai demeriti degli avversari... Il Paese con tutti i suoi meccanismi decisionali – dal Parlamento, fino alle più oscure burocrazie – è, dunque, chiamato a superare un esame di maturità. Speriamo vi si accosti con pragmatismo e senso di responsabilità.

Oggi parliamo dell'intervento di Mario Draghi al MIT sugli scenari geopolitici ed economici, della base di spionaggio che la Cina vuole costruire a Cuba e dell'Eurozona in recessione tecnica. ... Qui gli altri podcast di Class Editori: https://linktr.ee/podclasseditori Per iscriverti al canale Telegram: https://t.me/notizieacolazione Musica https://www.bensound.com

Rassegna stampa del 8.06.23 | L'ex presidente del consiglio Mario Draghi torna a parlare al MIT e dice cose molto importanti dall' economia al futuro dell'Europa. Un discorso di visione e di prospettiva che è mancato in questi mesi nel nostro dibattito perché nulla di quello che stiamo vivendo è occasionale.

We discusss the main channels through which Euro Area monetary policy generates income inequality in the cross-section of households and their quantitative importance. We also discuss why the ECB should care about inequality implications of its policies and whether the current rate increases generate effects that are symmetric to the effects generates by the rate cuts during Mario Draghi's ECB presidency.

UBS en Credit Suisse gaan gedwongen verder. Na ruim 150 jaar valt het doek voor Credit Suisse en wordt het voor 3 miljard euro opgekocht door de grote concurrent. Aan topman Ralph Hamers de taak om de nieuwe bank te gaan leiden. Zorgt de overname eindelijk voor rust? Of volgen er meer gedwongen bank-huwelijken? Bij één bank is de rust in ieder geval nog niet teruggekeerd: First Republic Bank. Dat keldert op de Amerikaanse beurs, ondanks de kapitaalinjectie van 30 miljard.  Verder: Amazon vond dat het niet achter kon blijven en kondigt óók een ontslagronde aan en je krijgt een vooruitblik op de beursdag van morgen!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Esto es HistoCast. No es Esparta pero casi. Y llega la tercera entrega de nuestra saga de la Historia de la Unión Europea con hechos más recientes, una vez más gracias a @cerveranavas acompañado de @danigalpe, @HugoACanete y @goyix_salduero.Secciones Historia: - Resumen de las dos primeras partes - 10:52 - La ampliación al Este (2005) y el tortuoso camino hasta el Tratado de Lisboa (2010) - 29:00 - La crisis de la deuda soberana (2010) - 49:00 - La crisis del Euro y "lo que haga falta" de Mario Draghi (2012) - 01:17:05 - La crisis del Brexit (2016) - 01:30:37 - Entrevista a Jaume Duch sobre la Conferencia sobre el Futuro de Europa - 02:10:48 - Debate histórico entre José Manuel García Margallo y Juan Fernando López Aguilar - 02:31:30 - Conclusiones - 3:33:03 - Bibliografía - 4:06:57

Parte oggi e fino al 10 febbraio Fruit Logistica, l annuale fiera di Berlino, leader per il commercio globale dei prodotti ortofrutticoli freschi; di grande importanza per gli operatori del settore. Come in passato, l'Italia si conferma ancora una volta il paese partecipante più importante, con 455 espositori italiani su 2.583 presenti, provenienti da 92 paesi. Nella serata del primo giorno dell'esposizione berlinese, Confagricoltura organizza un confronto tra istituzioni e player internazionali all Ambasciata d Italia a Berlino, durante il quale si parlerà di misure per aiutare il settore ortofrutticolo ad affrontare le complessità dell'attuale contesto economico: fra costi energetici, materie prime, inflazione e crisi climatica. Italia in prima fila nel settore primario. Approfondiamo il tema con Massimiliano Giansanti, Presidente di Confagricoltura. Il biennio record del Pil è la conferma che le riforme funzionano Il Pil italiano è aumentato quasi dell'11% in un biennio: del 6,7% nel 2021 e del 3,9% nel 2022. Lo ricorda in un articolo comparso ieri sul Sole 24 Ore il professor Marco Forti. Secondo i dati del Fondo monetario internazionale in entrambi gli anni l'economia italiana è cresciuta più di quella mondiale nel suo complesso (+6,2% e +3,4%, rispettivamente), nonché della media dei Paesi avanzati (+5,3% e +2,7%), mentre è progredita esattamente allo stesso tasso medio dei Paesi emergenti (+6,7% e +3,9%, appunto). Tra le ragioni di questa crescita, secondo il professor Marco Fortis, c'è la carta vincente di Mario Draghi, giunto alla guida del governo proprio nel momento più decisivo e delicato della nostra ripresa. Ci riferiamo anche ai progressi nel rafforzamento della competitività e della produttività già messi a segno dall'Italia negli anni precedenti la pandemia. Il periodo di governo di Matteo Renzi, con riforme importanti come il Jobs Act e le decontribuzioni, l'introduzione degli 80 euro (un vero e proprio prototipo di riforma fiscale), lo smantellamento di numerosi balzelli a carico di famiglie e imprese e l'avvio del Piano Industria 4.0. Ne parliamo con l'autore dell'articolo Marco Fortis, docente di Economia industriale e Commercio estero presso la Facoltà di Scienze politiche dell'Università Cattolica di Milano. Vendite al dettaglio: a dicembre -0,2% mensile, +3,4% annuale A dicembre scorso l Istat stima un calo congiunturale per le vendite al dettaglio (-0,2% in valore e -0,7% in volume). Le vendite dei beni alimentari registrano un lieve aumento in valore (+0,1%) e diminuiscono in volume (-0,6%), mentre quelle dei beni non alimentari calano sia in valore sia in volume (rispettivamente -0,4% e -0,8%). Su base tendenziale le vendite al dettaglio aumentano del 3,4% in valore e registrano un calo in volume (-4,4%). Un analogo andamento caratterizza sia le vendite dei beni alimentari (+5,8% in valore e -6,6% in volume), sia le vendite dei beni non alimentari (rispettivamente +1,7% in valore e -3,1% in volume). Per quanto riguarda i beni non alimentari, si registrano variazioni tendenziali positive per tutti i gruppi di prodotti ad eccezione di Dotazioni per l'informatica, telecomunicazione e telefonia (-1,8%) e Prodotti farmaceutici (-2,7%). Approfondiamo il tema con Mario Resca, presidente Confimprese.

If there's one group of people who cop a lot of flak in financial markets, it's central bankers. Whether you believe they get too much or too little of it, they're the ones who print the money and make decisions that influence the wallets of billions of people. That was particularly true in 2022, as many on the economic spectrum were caught unawares by the surge in inflation (and its persistence thereafter). And depending on which central bank you most closely watch, they may also provide intentionally vague answers - or at least, avoid giving the direct and certain feedback you desire.  A beautiful example of this stems from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. In his post-decision press conference last week, Powell argued "certainty is not appropriate". In layman terms, he's simply saying that singular data prints are not Gospel, even if financial markets may see otherwise. Now, at this most crucial time in financial markets, EFG Bank Chief Economist Stefan Gerlach has granted us an exclusive interview about the state of the global economy and what central banks are doing as a result.  Gerlach was the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland between 2011 and 2015. As part of this role, he also sat in on the meetings of the European Central Bank under its former President Mario Draghi.  You can read an edited summary below:  https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/why-this-ex-central-banker-fears-a-second-and-even-bigger-mistake    Timecodes:  1:00 - Why were central bankers caught so off guard by the inflation surge? 3:38 - Could central bankers have better forecast this mess? 4:51 - Did central banks react quickly and forcefully enough to avert a recession? 7:29 - Would you have handled things differently if you were still in your old role? 8:08 - What is the risk central banks will make a second big mistake? 11:17 - What advice would you give investors who want to understand central bank messaging better? 16:46 - Will the Eurozone avoid a deep recession? 18:42 - Will China's reopening save Australia from the global recession? 20:12 - How has your asset allocation strategy changed? 23:47 - What's one macro theme investors are not talking about enough?

(00:59) Bureau Blunderland #5: Italië Wat was de grootste politieke blunder van 2022? Die vraag staat centraal in onze winterserie Bureau Blunderland. Van China tot aan Duitsland kijken we terug op de grootste politieke flaters. Vandaag aandacht voor Italië. Daar bracht namelijk een blunder de toenmalige regering van Mario Draghi ten val. Het leidde uiteindelijk zelfs tot misschien wel het meest rechtse kabinet in Italië sinds de Tweede Wereldoorlog, onder leiding van Giorgia Meloni. Wat kunnen we van haar verwachten het komend jaar? Lukt het haar om het ego van coalitiegenoten Salvini en Berlusconi in toom te houden, of ligt er een nieuwe crisis op de loer? We vragen het aan oud-correspondent Marc Leijendekker. Presentatie: Tim de Wit.

Jaap en PG wensen de luisteraars van Betrouwbare Bronnen alle goeds en veel inspiratie en geluk in het nieuwe jaar. Om hier meteen een kleine bijdrage aan te geven duikt de eerste aflevering van 2023 in dát verleden dat nu juist dit jaar van bijzondere betekenis zal zijn. Voor de vijfde maal sinds de start van Betrouwbare Bronnen kijken we naar momenten en mensen die in het nu aangebroken jaar herdacht en herinnerd zullen worden.2023 is het jaar waarin zowel twee van de grootste, meest charismatische en boeiendste veroveraars in de wereldgeschiedenis herdacht worden, als een van de ergste trauma's in de Europese historie en de échte start van wat wij nu 'Amerika' noemen. Jaap en PG behandelen de volgende mensen en momenten die nu al hun stempel op dit jaar zetten.***Op sommige podcast-apps kun je niet alles lezen. De complete tekst vind je altijd hier*** · 1948 – 75 jaar Koude OorlogIn 1948 werd duidelijk dat de heerser in het Kremlin bereid was tot gewelddadige ingrepen om zijn macht te vergroten. Met de coup in Praag tegen de Tsjechische democratie en de 'Blokkade van Berlijn' begon de Koude Oorlog tussen Oost en West. De zeer doordachte psychologische tegenzet vanuit Washington DC van dat moment is een beetje vergeten.· 1953 - 70 jaar Stalins dood en de opstand van 17 juniDe ‘vozhd' sterft midden in een furieuze zuivering en campagne tegen 'kosmopolieten'. Het politburo executeert zijn voorziene opvolger en probeert een collectief bewind. De mensen in de DDR vatten moed en hopen op minder repressie en armoede. Het omgekeerde is hun lot. Hun massale opstand wordt in bloed gesmoord.· 1523 - Baboer verovert india'Tijger' was zijn bijnaam in het Perzisch. Deze afstammeling van Dzjengis Khan en Timoer Lenk had het bouwen van een imperium in zijn DNA zitten. Baboer grondvestte het reusachtige rijk van de Mogol vorsten, Juist nu in deze nieuwe 'eeuw van India' een grote inspiratiebron. Daarbij was hij zó literair begaafd, dat zijn liederen en ballades ook nu nog gezongen worden!· 1923 - 100 jaar 'De Grote Inflatie'164 miljard Reichsmark waren in november nog maar 16,4 pfennig waard. Heel de economie en het financiële stelsel van Duitsland stortte in. Burgers raakten al hun spaargeld kwijt en hun inkomen was niets meer waard. Frankrijk en België grepen met militaire machtsmiddelen in om herstelbetalingen uit te persen. Het is nog steeds een Duits trauma. De Weimar-republiek leek reddeloos verloren. Tot de Mario Draghi van zijn tijd opdook, Charles Dawes.· 1963-1973 - 60 jaar omwenteling in Den HaagDe Tweede-Kamerverkiezingen van 1963 vertoonden een gebruikelijk, klassiek beeld. Nederland leek tevreden en optimistisch. Maar wie beter keek, zag de eerste haarscheurtjes. In de tien jaar die volgden brak een politieke revolutie uit: versplintering, nieuwe partijen, polarisatie. En toen, vijftig jaar geleden, trad Joop den Uyl aan als premier.· 1773 - 250 jaar USANiet de ‘Declaration of Independence' begon de rebellie van de Britse kolonisten tegen het bewind vanuit Londen. Dat deed een groepje ludieke actievoerders in de haven van Boston, eind 1773. Hun Tea Party ging om zeer principiële vragen van democratie en soevereiniteit.· 323 voor Christus - Alexander de Grote sterftNa een feestelijk drinkgelag in Babylon stierf de jonge veroveraar en visionair heerser. Zijn erfenis is geopolitiek, cultureel en historisch over grote delen van de wereld verspreid. Zijn graf lijkt verdwenen, of ligt hij inmiddels opgebaard op een wel heel uitzonderlijke en onverwachte plek?***Deze aflevering is mede mogelijk gemaakt met donaties van luisteraars die we hiervoor hartelijk danken. Word ook vriend van de show! In deze aflevering worden prijswinnaars bekend gemaakt: acht vrienden die het door hun gewenste boek kado krijgen!Heeft u belangstelling om in onze podcast te adverteren of ons te sponsoren? Dat zou helemaal mooi zijn! Stuur voor informatie een mailtje naar adverteren@dagennacht.nl***Verder luisteren316 - Geheelonthouders en andere epische drinkers in de politiek315 - Vrouw, leven, vrijheid: oorzaken en achtergronden van het straatprotest in Iran. En: de rijke Perzische cultuur314 - Prins Heinrich XIII en het verlangen naar een autoritair Duisland298 - De Cubacrisis, dertien dagen die de wereld schokten. En: de angst voor nucleaire catastrofe nu262 - Waarom India - ook voor Nederland - steeds belangrijker wordt239 - 2022: het jaar van Oranje, Wannsee en de opkomst in Europa van jonge, nieuwe leiders157 - 2021: het jaar van bijzondere verkiezingen, een partijcoup en een opmerkelijke dame van adel113 - De Jaren '20 als wenkend perspectief75 - 2020: het jaar van grote kunstenaars, gruwelijke uitvindingen en bevrijding van tirannie18 - Pieter Omtzigt strijdt tegen corruptie in de Raad van Europa ** PG blikt vooruit op herdenkingsjaar 201913 - Minister Sigrid Kaag over hulp, handel en haar toekomst in D66 * PG Kroeger over liberalen, volkscultuur en Stalin***Tijdlijn00:00:00 – Deel 100:49:25 – Deel 201:35:50 – EindeZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nel quarto degli episodi speciali che ripercorrono quest'anno, Federico Fubini riassume la fine di una stagione politica: quella dei governi a maggioranza variabile guidati da figure di provenienza esterna alla politica. E Monica Guerzoni racconta la svolta storica rappresentata dalla leader di Fratelli d'Italia che conquista Palazzo Chigi. A capo di un esecutivo con una forte impronta politica.Per altri approfondimenti:Draghi e il suo addio: “I miei 20 mesi straordinari”L'intervista a Giorgia Meloni: “Questo governo durerà”Le donne citate da Giorgia Meloni nel suo primo discorso da presidente del Consiglio

Zelensky a Washington: primo viaggio ufficiale all'estero dall'inizio della guerra Schiavismo, le scuse del primo ministro olandese Mario Draghi commenta il percorso del suo governo Manuale di scrittura per musei

Intervista a Mario Draghi: “Mantenere saldo l'ancoraggio all'Europa è il modo migliore per moltiplicare il nostro peso internazionale". ... Qui gli altri podcast di Class Editori: https://linktr.ee/podclasseditori Per iscriverti al canale Telegram: https://t.me/notizieacolazione Musica https://www.bensound.com

"Within our mandate, the European Central Bank (ECB) is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro, and believe me, it will be enough." By uttering those three words, Mario Draghi saved the Eurozone from collapsing, thereby ushering Europe's monetary policy into the 21st century. European fiscal policy, meanwhile, has not quite caught up. To this day, it still sticks with the treaty-enshrined limits to member-states' debt and deficit--the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)--albeit with varying degrees of fidelity. These days, the European Commission is proposing a new economic governance framework that would give member states greater flexibility on their spending plans and the Commission a larger role in the continent's policy. This week we spoke to Rebecca Christie—a fellow at Bruegel—to discuss the Commission's proposal and the broader sweep of European economic policy. Rebecca is the author of an intellectual history of the ESM and a columnist for BreakingViews. This conversation got quite wonky quickly, as we rattled through arguments on capital markets unions, deficit targeting, bond spreads, tackling inflation, and Alexander Hamilton. As always, please rate and review Uncommon Decency on Apple Podcasts, and send us your comments or questions either on Twitter at @UnDecencyPod or by e-mail at undecencypod@gmail.com. And please consider supporting the show through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/undecencypod.

Nei giorni scorsi, il governo guidato da Giorgia Meloni ha più volte lasciato intendere di avere ereditato da quello del predecessore Mario Draghi diversi ritardi nell'esecuzione del Piano nazionale di ripresa e resilienza, per cui eventuali inadempimenti non sarebbero da imputare all'attuale esecutivo. Federico Fubini spiega se le cose stanno davvero così, mentre il professor Luciano Monti dell'Università Luiss di Roma elenca i passaggi fondamentali per ottenere le nuove tranche di fondi nel 2023.Per altri approfondimenti:- Sul dossier Pnrr l'Italia va avanti. Giorgia Meloni: ora la Ue deve fare di più https://bit.ly/3VAK8EK- Pnrr, pressing di Palazzo Chigi su Camere e ministeri: “Ora decreto anti-ritardi” https://bit.ly/3BgWQjV- Bonomi: “Sul Pnrr ci siamo smarriti: le riforme sono ferme, si coinvolgano i privati” https://bit.ly/3iJ0BIC

 Today's show takes a different emphasis than in the past by focusing on key personalities and their roles in the growing economic and political crises in the US and world. Dr. Rasmus discusses former UK prime minister, Liz Truss, who was just ousted by the UK's bond vigilantes and finance capitalists. What did Liz do to get thrown under the bus? Rasmus shows her proposals, for which she was deposed, were not much different than Ronald Reagan's in 1981-83. Rasmus explains why the UK's current crisis is actually ‘Made in the USA'. Steve Bannon's ‘slap on the hand' court decision and its implications are next discussed. Thereafter Elon Musk's flirting with a more neutral position in the Ukraine war and the shitstorm against him it's released. Nouriel Roubini's declaration we are already in World War 3, followed by Mohammed El-Erian's raising of the bogeyman that maybe the Fed shouldn't be so ‘independent'. Rasmus discusses the Fed fake issue of central bank independence, covered in detail in his 2017 book, ‘Central Bankers at the End of Their Ropes: Monetary Policy and the Coming Depression'. (Check out Dr. Rasmus blog, jackrasmus.com, this Sunday for his blogpost and proposals to democratize the Fed). The show comments further on the meeting between US and Russian defense ministers, Austin and Shoigu, Zelensky's latest rants, Mario Draghi's declaration of Europe now in recession, and concludes with soon to be Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy's, public statements on likely Republican economic and war policies after the Nov. midterm elections. (Next week's show will address the midterm election issues).

Hans-Ueli Vogt mischt das Rennen um die Nachfolge von Bundesrat Maurer auf. Der Zürcher Politik-Rückkehrer könnte zur Gefahr werden für den Kronfavoriten - für den Berner Nationalrat Albert Rösti. Die Delegiertenversammlung der SVP vom Samstag in Luzern war auch ein Schaulaufen der Kandidaten. Weitere Themen: (06:48) Ein Schaulaufen der SVP-Kandidaten (11:39) Die FDP möchte zweitstärkste Partei werden (16:27) Italien hat Mario Draghi viel zu verdanken (21:28) Wo liegen die Ursachen fürs britische Chaos?

Giorgia Meloni, dopo aver ricevuto dal presidenteMattarella l'incarico di creare il nuovo governo si è presentata al Quirinale con la lista dei ministri. Il Governo, il primo nella storia d'Italia guidato da una donna, avrà 24 ministri, di cui 6 donne. Il Governo uscente di Mario Draghi ha 23 ministri, di cui 8 donne. Approfondiamo il tema con Elisabetta Fiorito, Radio 24, e Lina Palmerini, editorialista del Sole 24 Ore. Al Consiglio europeo raggiunto accordo dopo lo scontro nella notte. Draghi: è andata bene Dopo nove ore di acceso negoziato, i Ventisette si sono accordati nel dare mandato alla Commissione europea perché «sottometta loro urgentemente concrete decisioni» in modo da alleviare l'impatto economico della crisi energetica. Qui a Bruxelles, la trattativa è stata lunga e complicata per via delle molte divergenze nazionali. La palla passa ora prima all'esecutivo comunitario e poi ai ministri dell'Energia che saranno chiamati a un difficile negoziato tecnico. «È andata bene», ha commentato il premier italiano Mario Draghi. Approfondiamo il tema conSergio Nava di Radio 24.

In this episode, Oden talks to Giacomo Turci, an editor at Left Voice's sister publication La Voce Delle Lotte and a leader of the Revolutionary Revolutionary Internationalist Fraction (FIR), about the victory of the Italian far-right in last month's elections. They discuss the fall of the government of Mario Draghi, what's behind the rise of the Right, how to characterize Giorgia Meloni and Fratelli d'Italia, tasks for the Left in the coming period, and other important topics for understanding Italy at the current conjuncture. To learn more: https://www.leftvoice.org/elections-in-italy-amid-political-crisis-interview-with-an-italian-socialist/ https://www.leftvoice.org/right-wing-coalition-wins-italian-elections-amid-record-low-turnout/ Support this podcast on Patreon at https://patreon.com/leftvoice. Follow us on social media! We're on Instagram and Twitter as @left_voice and Facebook as @leftvoice.org

Marta García Aller reflexiona sobre la "italianización" de Reino Unido, después de nombrar a Jeremy Hunt como nuevo Ministro de Economía, su propio Mario Draghi para calmar a los mercados. 

On Sunday, September 25th, Italy held a snap election following the resignation of prime minister Mario Draghi and the dissolution of the Italian Parliament. The election resulted in a parliamentary majority a right-wing coalition led by Fratelli d'Italia (or Brothers of Italy), a far-right party with roots in postwar Italian neofascist movements. The party and its leader, new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, espouse social conservatism, nationalism, populism, opposition to immigration, and Euroscepticism. Meloni's election holds significant policy implications not only for domestic Italian society, but also for Italy's relationship with the European Union and the wider world. Noelle Turtur, the Eugen and Jacqueline Weber Postdoctoral Scholar in European History at UCLA, joins Ben Zdencanovic on Then & Now to discuss the historical roots Italian fascism, the legacies of fascism in Italian politics, and what Meloni's election might mean for Italy and the international system. 

Giorgia Meloni will be Italy's first woman leader and first rightwing Prime Minister since WWII. The rise of the Brothers of Italy party is a case study in the continued prominence of culture war politics and the implosion of centrist parties. Just how radical will Meloni's government be?   The country progressing under the steady, technocratic and respected leadership of Mario Draghi has just done a shocking U-turn. Italy just elected a coalition under the leadership of the far-right Brothers of Italy party. Giorgia Meloni will be the next Prime Minister of the Italian Republic, its first woman leader, and the first rightwing Prime Minister since WWII. While campaigning, she positioned herself as more moderate, backed away from the party's neo-fascist roots. Meloni made anti-LGBTQ, anti-immigrant and anti-US comments, but has since moderated her tone to attract younger voters. She has also been a steadfast supporter of Ukraine and regularly criticizes Putin. However, other members of the incoming ruling coalition are vociferously pro-Putin. What will be the direction of the new Italian government? Altamar hosts Peter Schechter and Muni Jensen are joined by Erik Jones, Director of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute. Altamar's ‘Téa's Take' by Téa Ivanovic examines youth apathy and low voter turnout.    

My guest today, for this eight episode in the Special Election Series, is Giulia Sandri. Giulia is an Associate Professor of Political Science at ESPOL at the Catholic University of Lille in France. Her main research interests are digital politics, comparative politics, quality of democracy and political behavior. She has also written extensively on Italian electoral and party politics. Notably, she co-edited the special issue “Politics in Italy 2022: The Year of Mario Draghi” for the journal Contemporary Italian Politics. Today, we will discuss the context, results, and consequences of the Italian parliamentary elections that were held on September 25. You can follow Giulia Sandri on Twitter at @SandriGiulia.

Los tres grandes partidos del centro-derecha ganaron este domingo las elecciones legislativas italianas. La coalición formada por Frattelli d’Italia, la Lega y Forza Italia obtuvo el 44% de los votos frente al 26% de la coalición de centro-izquierda liderada por el Partido Democrático. El gran triunfador fue Frattelli d’Italia, un partido de derecha identitaria acaudillado por Giorgia Meloni. Frattelli d’Italia, que en las elecciones de 2018 se quedó en quinto puesto con un 4,4% de los votos, es ahora la primera fuerza política del país con un 26% de los votos, es decir, lo mismo que todo el bloque de centro-izquierda. El partido de Meloni ha crecido a costa de sus aliados y del derrumbe del Movimiento 5 estrellas, que fue el más votado en las últimas elecciones legislativas. La Lega de Matteo Salvini se ha desplomado y no ha conseguido llegar ni al 9% y Forza Italia se ha quedado un poco por encima del 8%. La derecha italiana, que durante más de dos décadas ha tenido a Silvio Berlusconi como guía y referente político, electoral y hasta cultural, tiene ahora un nuevo liderazgo. En el extremo opuesto, el Partido Democrático de Enrico Letta ha crecido con respecto a las últimas elecciones, pero muy poco, ha pasado del 18% al 19% quedando por debajo del umbral psicológico del 20%, lo que supone para ellos una auténtica catástrofe. El Movimiento 5 estrellas, por su parte, ha perdido más de la mitad de los apoyos, en 2018 obtuvo el 32% y esta vez se ha quedado en el 15%. Con estos resultados parece fuera de toda duda que se formará un ejecutivo de centro-derecha que gobernará con una abrumadora mayoría parlamentaria, pero tendrán que hacerlo en coalición repartiéndose las carteras ministeriales. La pregunta que todos se hacen ahora es quien será el primer ministro. Debería serlo Meloni, pero en Italia las cosas no siempre son lo que parecen. En 2018 el ganador indiscutible de las elecciones fue el Movimiento 5 estrellas, pero su candidato, Luigi di Maio, no fue elegido primer ministro. Su partido alcanzó un acuerdo de gobierno con la Lega de Salvini pero, como eran dos formaciones con programas muy distintos, buscaron un hombre de consenso, Giuseppe Conte, que ocupó el cargo entre 2018 y 2021. Ese Gobierno se deshizo hace año y medio y fue entonces cuando emergió Mario Draghi como salvador del país tras el impacto de la pandemia. Esta vez Meloni tiene argumentos de peso para exigir a sus socios que la voten a ella como primera ministra ya que no sólo es el partido más votado de la coalición, sino que tanto Forza Italia como la Lega se han dejado la mitad de sus votos con respecto a la última cita electoral. Si eso sucediese Giorgia Meloni sería la primera mujer que en ocupar el despacho del primer ministro en la historia de Italia y la que más a la derecha está situada. Para dentro de algo más de un mes, ya en noviembre, está previsto el traspaso de poderes entre Mario Draghi y el nuevo ejecutivo. La derecha italiana, que no gana unas elecciones desde 2008, se hará cargo de un país en crisis en un momento muy complicado, en plena crisis energética, con la inflación por la nubes y una deuda elevadísima. A Meloni y sus socios les harán falta grandes dosis de realismo y una hoja de ruta clara. En La ContraRéplica: - Putin y el engaño - Italia y la extrema derecha · Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/lacontracronica · “La ContraHistoria de España. Auge, caída y vuelta a empezar de un país en 28 episodios”… https://amzn.to/3kXcZ6i · “Lutero, Calvino y Trento, la Reforma que no fue”… https://amzn.to/3shKOlK · “La ContraHistoria del comunismo”… https://amzn.to/39QP2KE Apoya La Contra en: · Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/diazvillanueva · iVoox... https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-contracronica_sq_f1267769_1.html · Paypal... https://www.paypal.me/diazvillanueva Sígueme en: · Web... https://diazvillanueva.com · Twitter... https://twitter.com/diazvillanueva · Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/fernandodiazvillanueva1/ · Instagram... https://www.instagram.com/diazvillanueva · Linkedin… https://www.linkedin.com/in/fernando-d%C3%ADaz-villanueva-7303865/ · Flickr... https://www.flickr.com/photos/147276463@N05/?/ · Pinterest... https://www.pinterest.com/fernandodiazvillanueva Encuentra mis libros en: · Amazon... https://www.amazon.es/Fernando-Diaz-Villanueva/e/B00J2ASBXM #FernandoDiazVillanueva #Italia #giorgiameloni Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

La espera iniciada con la dimisión de Mario Draghi llega a su fin y todo parece señalar a una victoria de la coalición de derechas.

On today's edition of "Boiler Room," Alfonso Peccatiello walks through his most recent article on The Macro Compass titled "Trust Me: It Will Be Enough". After this weeks FOMC meeting, as Powell reiterated his hawkish stance, markets struggled to price in Fed policy. With echoes of Mario Draghi's famous "whatever it takes" speech in July 2012, Powell highlighted to markets that "it will be enough", the Fed will be able to break the back of inflation. So just how will markets reach to Powell's "much tighter, for much longer" stance? To find out, you'll have to tune in! --  Follow Alfonso: https://twitter.com/MacroAlf  Follow Blockworks: https://twitter.com/Blockworks_  Subscribe To The Macro Compass: https://themacrocompass.substack.com/ Get top market insights and the latest in crypto news. Subscribe to Blockworks Daily Newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter/ --  Referenced In The Show:  Trust Me: It Will Be Enough: https://themacrocompass.substack.com/p/it-will-be-enough#details -- Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (01:48) The Fed Dot Plot (03:55) Powell Is Channelling His Inner Volcker (07:06) Risk Asset's & Equities (08:37) Final Thoughts --  Disclaimer: Nothing discussed on Boiler Room should be considered as investment advice. Please always do your own research & speak to a financial advisor before thinking about, thinking about putting your money into these crazy markets.

Des élections législatives anticipées sont organisées en Italie le 25 septembre, après la démission de Mario Draghi. L'extrême-droite est donnée favorite des sondages, et la candidate Giorgia Meloni est aux portes du pouvoir.

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Some are worried that far right parties are poised to make big political gains in advanced democracies as inflation, economic stagnation and elite distrust surge. Of all western countries Italy is fast emerging as a petri dish for populist politics and potential herald of the political dynamics that could grip the larger eurozone and North America. The technocratic government of Mario Draghi has collapsed, and with an early election happening this fall, the potential exists for the Brothers of Italy to lead a coalition of far-right parties taking charge of a major European economy. Other countries are already looking toward the Brothers of Italy as an inspiration: the Vox party in Spain, another far-right party, has steadily risen in the polls to 20 per cent. What started all this? Is there any way to stop this rise of far right populism? And does this signal a new and dangerous challenge to pluralist democracies?   QUOTES:   There's been a collapse in left wing working class electoral turnout. We no longer have the mass parties of the past. So instead you just get this polarization between right wing populist forces or even ones with the fascist past. And then the only alternative is the sort of technocratic pro-European liberal center.    The host of the Munk Debates is Rudyard Griffiths - @rudyardg.   Tweet your comments about this episode to @munkdebate or comment on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/munkdebates/ To sign up for a weekly email reminder for this podcast, send an email to podcast@munkdebates.com.   To support civil and substantive debate on the big questions of the day, consider becoming a Munk Member at https://munkdebates.com/membership Members receive access to our 10+ year library of great debates in HD video, a free Munk Debates book, newsletter and ticketing privileges at our live events. This podcast is a project of the Munk Debates, a Canadian charitable organization dedicated to fostering civil and substantive public dialogue - https://munkdebates.com/ Producer: Marissa Ramnanan  Editor: Adam Karch  

Stories from Italy, Ukraine, Peru and Sri Lanka. We're in Italy, which last week saw the resignation of Mario Draghi as PM after only 18 months in office. Initially a popular choice as PM – Mr Draghi has guided Italy and the eurozone through numerous crises. But having failed to win support for a new economic package among his broad-based unity government, he called a vote of confidence – and lost. Mark Lowen reflects on a very Italian situation. In Ukraine, Dan Johnson visits some of the Soviet era institutions where children and young people with disabilities are confined. He found that many of these residential homes are ill equipped to provide proper care and cope with their complex needs. Human rights investigators say the neglect disabled people face in Ukraine reflects the failings of a system that has been deficient long before the war started. Amid the political and economic crisis in Sri Lanka, we hear from correspondent Aanya Wipulasena about the people growing their own fruit and vegetables to cope with the soaring costs of food. And about the broader impact of the instability on education and people's livelihoods. In Peru, we meet the farmer behind a David and Goliath-style lawsuit, who has taken on Germany energy company over the impact of emissions on the local environment. The case centres on determining the link between climate change and the melting of a nearby glacier, and the risk this poses to the lake it feeds. Olivia Acland followed the story. And finally - Roger Harrabin reflects on his 35 years covering the natural world, focusing, in particular, on the threat posed by human-induced climate change. He reflects on how reporting on this issue has changed over the years.

The sudden downfall of Mario Draghi's government could clear the way for Italy's first far-right government since the second world war, says Rome correspondent Angela Giuffrida. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

In today's podcast, we discuss Italy's policies and development under Mario Draghi as well as just how and why the current government coalition imploded. We will then examine the possible motivations behind President Mattarella's decision to hold elections in just two months and what Italy's economy and foreign policy could look like under a potential … Continue reading Mario Draghi and the Future of Italy

On Thursday July 21, 2022, Mario Draghi, Italy's technocratic Prime Minister, resigned from his role as Head of Government. With Italy facing a summer of unprecedented heatwaves, fires, draught, inflation, war on the continent, gas shortages, and the lingering effects of COVID shutdowns, the departure of this highly-regarded European technocrat has sent shockwaves across Italy and the world. And now, polling across Italy suggests that one of the more likely candidates to succeed him is Giorgia Meloni, a relatively untested politician representing “Fratelli d'Italia”… Italy's Post-Fascist party. With such unprecedented circumstances, and much at stake, we're calling on our good friend Umberto Mucci of “We the Italians” to explore what might lay ahead for Italy now that Draghi has begun to wind down his mandate, and what the impending elections in late September might really bring. We will discuss Italy's complex mechanisms for electing the office of Prime Minister, and how it has changed in recent years. We'll also explore the issues that led to the collapse of Italy's much-heralded “unity government” and what comes next for the parties and politicians involved in its downfall. We'll examine Mario Draghi's role on the world stage, what his ouster means for Italy and the European Union, and learn more about the rising star of Giorgia Meloni and her Far Right party. Be sure to join us as we seek to answer your questions about this pivotal moment in modern Italian history!

The world is kind of a mess right now. There is a big, bloody, awful war between Russia and Ukraine, which has hugely disrupted global trade, especially in commodities like oil, wheat, and natural gas. Europe is on fire, and the euro is crashing. Boris Johnson is out as the U.K.'s prime minister, and Mario Draghi has resigned as Italy's prime minister. There are tremors in China, as the world's second-largest economy fumbles through a ridiculous COVID-Zero policy. In Sri Lanka, crowds stormed the presidential palace after an economic crisis. In Japan, a former prime minister was assassinated. In Turkey and El Salvador, inflation and kooky economic policy has led these countries to the brink. Is this just random chaos, or is there a deeper story to tell? Today's guest is Ian Bremmer. Ian is a political scientist and the founder of Eurasia Group and GZero media. He is also the author of several books, including his latest: The New York Times bestseller 'The Power of Crisis.' He takes me on a geopolitical catastrophe tour. In the end, we consider the meaning of this moment in history—and why this feels like the end of an era and the beginning of something new. Host: Derek Thompson Guest: Ian Bremmer Producer: Devon Manze Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mr Draghi lost support of three of his coalition partners. Surveys suggest that most Italians wanted Mr Draghi to remain in his post. Also: Ranil Wickremesinghe is sworn in as Sri Lanka's new president, and doctors say they've made a breakthrough in curing the rare bleeding disorder Haemophilia B.

Tesla withstood disruption to China production and the high costs of scaling up new plants in Texas and Germany, Ukraine is getting some debt relief from western creditors, and Sri Lanka is just one of a number of developing economies facing growing pressure from soaring energy costs and a stronger US dollar. Plus Italian prime minister Mario Draghi's government is on the brink of collapse, and Liz Truss will go head-to-head with Rishi Sunak in the race to become Britain's next prime minister. Mentioned in this podcast: Tesla profits jump despite production disruptionsDraghi on brink after coalition partners withdraw backingUkraine secures preliminary deal to suspend debt repaymentsWhat Sri Lanka reveals about the risks in emerging marketsRishi Sunak to face Liz Truss in battle to become UK Prime MinisterThe FT News Briefing is produced by Fiona Symon, Sonja Hutson and Marc Filippino. The show's editor is Jess Smith. Additional help by Peter Barber, Michael Lello, David da Silva and Gavin Kallmann. The show's theme song is by Metaphor Music. Topher Forhecz is the FT's executive producer. The FT's global head of audio is Cheryl Brumley.Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mario Draghi's resignation triggers fresh elections in September. So who is Georgia Meloni, leader of the far right populist "Brothers of Italy" party, tipped to win next time? Also in the programme: a vital gas pipeline from Russia starts up again, if only still at 60% capacity. But will Moscow keep the gas flowing? We hear about the fears in Germany; and will Ukraine get the weapons it needs from western powers to defend itself? (Image: Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi leaves the Giustiniani Palace after communicating his resignation to the President of the Senate Casellati, in Rome, Italy, 21 July 2022 / Credit: EPA / Fabio Frustaci)

Russia has resumed pumping gas to Europe through its biggest pipeline after warnings it could curb or halt supplies altogether. Also on the programme, A year-and-a-half after he was appointed as Italy's unelected head of a unity government, Mario Draghi has resigned as prime minister. And, one of the world's most remarkable insects, the migratory monarch butterfly, is now officially an endangered species. (Picture: Nord stream pipeline. Credit: Alamy)

The government of Mario Draghi, Italy's prime minister, unravelled on Wednesday as the leaders of two right-wing parties in his coalition sat out a confidence vote in his government.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The veteran Sri Lankan politician Ranil Wickremesinghe has called for unity in the face of challenges, after being elected as the new president in a parliamentary vote. Mr Wickremesinghe predicted his election would mean an end to divisions in Sri Lanka, but many protesters aren't happy seeing him as a continuation of the government led by his predecessor, Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Also in the programme: the Italian prime minister Mario Draghi has promised to stay in office if the partners in his troubled coalition give him their full backing; and an architect tells us how its possible to design buildings that mitigate rising global temperatures. (Photo: Ranil Wickremesinghe who has been elected as the Eighth Executive President under the Constitution speaks to media as he leaves a Buddhist temple, amid the country's economic crisis, in Colombo, Sri Lanka on 20 July 2022. Credit: Reuters/ Dinuka Liyanawatte)

Italian prime minister Mario Draghi offered to resign, which caused problems for Italian stocks and for the euro. Plus, two of the biggest US banks had worse earnings reports than analysts expected. Subscribe to the FT News Briefing on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyMentioned in this podcast:Mario Draghi offers to resign as Italy's prime ministerJPMorgan and Morgan Stanley profit miss casts pall over Wall StreetRising recession fears and broad shift into haven assets have boosted the greenbackThe FT News Briefing is produced by Fiona Symon, Sonja Hutson and Marc Filippino. The show's editor is Jess Smith. Additional help by Peter Barber, Michael Lello, David da Silva and Gavin Kallmann. The show's theme song is by Metaphor Music. Topher Forhecz is the FT's executive producer. The FT's global head of audio is Cheryl Brumley. Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled the country in the face of mass protests, has resigned after arriving in Singapore. A political ally tells us it doesn't mean the Rajapaksa political dynasty is over. Also in the programme: Ukraine says a Russian missile strike in the city of Vinnytsia - far from the front line - has killed more than 20 people and wounded dozens of others; and there is political uncertainty in Italy after the Prime Minister, Mario Draghi, offered his resignation to the president. (Photo: Protesters in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo celebrated at news of the resignation. Credit: Reuters)

Photo:  "Etes-vous Draghiste?"  Mario Draghi and Guido Carli in 1991 #Italy: Mario Draghi's four-point plan to end the war with diplomacy. Lorenzo Fiori, Ansaldo Foundation. https://news.yahoo.com/italy-proposes-four-stage-plan-162500662.html