The DPFP: ‘There is an untapped labour reserve capable of supporting labour force participation and potential growth.’ We are talking about the unemployed, underemployed part-time workers, and those not in employment but available for work. These are mainly young people and women.

The labour market is growing, but 4 million people remain excluded

A substantial section is devoted to the construction sector: it accounts for 65 per cent and covers the thermal energy scheme. The Brussels list, to which the Dpfp refers, includes investments in nuclear power stations and mechanisms such as the Energy Release scheme

From the eco-bonus to charging points: this is how the EU’s energy flexibility could be spent

2027 Budget

With the Public Finance Policy Document (Dpfp), the government has set out the macroeconomic framework. The budget process now enters the phase of implementing measures, with a tight schedule that is being played out on two fronts: Parliament and the European Union

Budget Bill: the timetable – from EU flexibility to a vote by 31 December

Intesa: Opas will remain in the running only if MPS shareholders vote against Lovaglio’s proposals

The diesel discounts expire today – what might happen now?

Among the measures under consideration are subsidies and incentives for public transport. In the defence sector, the focus is on personnel, operational requirements and multi-year investment programmes.

Safeguard clause funds: energy measures for the public sector, households, students and businesses

The Public Finance Policy Document approved by the Government – which sets out the budgetary framework for the budget – outlines a request for flexibility of 14 billion for 2027 and 14 billion for 2028: 0.3 per cent of GDP for defence (around seven billion less than forecast)

Defence: cuts totalling seven billion – projects at risk

‘How to use weapons responsibly’, this Saturday at the shooting range for Futuro Nazionale

Trump makes another U-turn on Meloni: ‘I’ve always liked her’ - 

The government is considering a number of measures to make the most of the flexibility on energy granted by Brussels

From the energy subsidy scheme to new support for SMEs: here are all the options under consideration 

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