Meloni introduces personalised number plates, urges Italians to be 'creative'
3 placedFactual rigor 52/100
The Story
Italy's government has approved a new budget combining tax reductions, household support and defence spending with higher contributions from banks and energy companies. With public debt approaching 140 per cent of GDP, Rome faces difficult decisions over the cost of its political and economic commitments.
The Spread
The coverage 6 sources
- Center-LeftThe IndependentThe Independent (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterReutersReuters (opens the publisher’s site)
- Center-RightPersuasionPersuasion (opens the publisher’s site)
Not placed on the lean scale
Not measuredCyprus MailCyprus Mail (opens the publisher’s site)- Not measuredEU TodayEU Today (opens the publisher’s site)
- Not measuredThe Straits TimesThe Straits Times (opens the publisher’s site)
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