The five-day grace period for payments is limited to two specific cases. On the same date, payments must be made for those readmitted under previous amnesties

‘Rottamazione quinquies’: apply by Friday

Scientific uncertainty does not preclude the manufacturer’s obligation to provide comprehensive information, 

iPhone: a lack of information on the risks associated with prolonged use may give rise to a claim for compensation

However, the shortcomings highlighted must be addressed. The judiciary is at a disadvantage

Justice: the CSM grants Copilot access to court documents

The Financial Times has revealed that, in the 2024/2025 financial year, 280 investors reached settlements with the tax authorities

Cryptocurrencies: £8 million in evaded tax recovered in the UK over three years

The countries from which most adoptions originate – Hungary and India – are also those that have seen the most significant declines

International adoptions fell by 10% in the first half of 2026

The City Council approves the new regulations for implementing the General Urban Development Plan and introduces the first restrictions on holiday rentals

Short-term lettings: the crackdown is also taking hold in Rome

Of all the ministries, it is the Mimit that has adopted the highest number of measures mentioning charges that have been introduced or abolished: out of 27, only 14 have provided documentation on the changes

Pa: fewer than one in three pieces of legislation contains a list of the amendments introduced

No to extending the exemption from criminal liability for assisted dying to those not receiving life-sustaining treatment. The Sardinia law has been approved, but some of its provisions are at odds with the Constitution

End-of-life care: life-sustaining treatment is necessary to make assisted suicide lawful

It will remain in force until 3 April 2028. It will enable platforms to track down and report child sexual abuse material, thereby strengthening the protection of victims

Child abuse: EU Council gives the go-ahead to extend rules on removing online content

The Constitutional Court has struck down the regulations governing requests from the International Criminal Court in The Hague. The rules are deemed to be at odds with the principle of loyal cooperation, given the risk of inaction

Almasri case: Justice Minister more constrained by time constraints

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