Current Affairs Zeppa: “Hate is not freedom of thought. Words get twisted to build false narratives. Behind this climate of resentment I see only political aims” – exclusive interview 22 September 2026
Current Affairs Edison and Edf aim for Italy’s first mini nuclear reactor by 2035: good news for San Marino too, which pays Italian-indexed electricity prices 22 September 2026
Current Affairs A year after the IGR reform strikes, USL opens its fifth congress tomorrow evening and broadens its agenda: from taxes to AI rules 22 September 2026
Current Affairs Over 350 operating room professionals expected at the Kursaal from across Italy for the November 6-7 conference: San Marino’s nurses play host 22 September 2026
Current Affairs Marco Santolini steps down as head of USL’s Services and Commerce Federation, moves up to confederal secretariat: Ricardo Daniel Ceccoli takes the reins 21 September 2026
Current Affairs They asked Revolut for 680 customers’ data using a stolen PEC address, and the bank handed it over: a lesson for San Marino too 19 September 2026
Current Affairs Pluralism is good for San Marino: every paper has a right to its view, but before offering ours, we let those involved speak for themselves 19 September 2026
Current Affairs Two students become an “invasion” and nobody checks: in San Marino the problem isn’t immigration, it’s the growing gap between what happens and what we’re told 19 September 2026
Current Affairs Artificial intelligence, the myth to debunk: in business it’s not about replacing people but keeping what they know – hence the rise of the “company brain” 18 September 2026
Current Affairs Palestinians in San Marino, Beccari to Insider: they are TWO university students, no other arrivals scheduled and requests don’t come from the government 18 September 2026
Current Affairs Vehicle tax scrapped for 14 million cars, and Italy is furious anyway: in the land of the perpetually unsatisfied, even a tax cut feels like a con (and San Marino is no exception) 17 September 2026
Current Affairs USL’s Services and Commerce congress meets today: contracts reshaping paychecks on the agenda 17 September 2026
Current Affairs Two euros a parcel to collect an Amazon order: the pickup point closes, and the country splits – but the worst part isn’t the surcharge, it’s the crowd defending whoever demanded it and turning on whoever reported it 15 September 2026
Politics Renzi denies clientelist reading of his Foreign Affairs Committee remarks: “‘Paying us back’ meant a working method on the Association Agreement, not posts” 15 September 2026
Current Affairs Motus Liberi sues Michela Pelliccioni for €50,000 over staying in Council after quitting the party: if a statute can price an exit, freedom of mandate becomes a luxury for the few 11 September 2026
Current Affairs Who decides what we’re allowed to know about the Bulgarian affair: yesterday’s decree leaves powers with the inquiry commission, but a foreign authority gets the last word on part of the paperwork 8 September 2026
Current Affairs Six hundred kids left out of SportinFiera because “they’ve already chosen”: but thirteen and fourteen is when teens quit sport, and that’s exactly when a day like this would help 8 September 2026
Current Affairs What state law cannot impose, can a party statute? The knot behind the Motus-Pelliccioni case 7 September 2026
Current Affairs San Marino doesn’t need someone who scares people, it needs someone who brings numbers – and a thousand organized citizens are perfectly placed to do it 7 September 2026
Politics On Central Bank salaries, the PSD isn’t seeking answers – it’s putting them on record, from inside the majority 4 September 2026
Current Affairs The €250 housing subsidy is a fair idea that risks becoming a landlord’s discount: without a rent cap, the market claws it back within a year 2 September 2026
Current Affairs PSD’s fourteen questions on Central Bank leadership don’t ask for a payslip, they ask whether the referendum-mandated cap is still verifiable – and today, going by the published figures, it isn’t 2 September 2026
Current Affairs Seafood lunch at Il Piccolo in Murata: the mixed raw fish platter alone is worth the stop at Mario Liotta’s restaurant 1 September 2026
Current Affairs Iceland’s referendum was flipped by disinformation too, over a European army that doesn’t exist: in San Marino it would cost far less 1 September 2026
Current Affairs Savings union hoax: what Von der Leyen really said about Europeans’ ten trillion euros 31 August 2026
Current Affairs The binding mandate clause behind Motus Liberi’s €50,000 claim against Michela Pelliccioni is the same practice the Council of Europe already condemned – and San Marino has belonged to it since 1988 31 August 2026
Current Affairs “Be grateful you have a job”: beneath the probe into young workers paid less than four euros an hour lies a part of San Marino that excuses starvation wages – and we, as a newsroom, dissociate ourselves from it 31 August 2026
Current Affairs August 29 was supposed to be Judgment Day: in 2026 artificial intelligence writes press releases and nobody notices 29 August 2026
Current Affairs USL reads the numbers no one else reads: young people withdrawing, graduates stuck on lists, fifty-somethings pushed out 27 August 2026
