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26.03.26 - 14:01
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€20m of assets allegedly bought with money embezzled from Ursula Andress seized in Italy (The Guardian)
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'Misappropriation of financial resources' from actor, 90, tracked to property, vineyards and olive groves in Tuscany Italian authorities have seized €20m (£17.3m) of assets in Tuscany, including property, vineyards and olive groves, allegedly bought with money embezzled from the actor Ursula Andress.Andress, 90, had filed a complaint in her native Switzerland alleging a “progressive and significant depletion of her assets” by individuals charged with managing her finances, Italy's financial crimes police said in a statement on Thursday. Continue reading......
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25.03.26 - 16:24
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Meloni wirft personellen Ballast ab (RND)
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Nach der Niederlage beim Referendum über die Justizreform zieht Regierungschefin Giorgia Meloni personelle Konsequenzen - oder versucht es zumindest. Zwei politisch belastete Vertraute haben ihre Rücktritte erklärt, während Tourismus-Ministerin Daniela Santanchè noch Widerstand leistet....
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25.03.26 - 13:02
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Unionfraktionsvize Müller: Tankrabatt in Italien verpufft (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Der stellvertretende Vorsitzende der Unionsfraktion, Sepp Müller (CDU), lehnt einen Tankrabatt wie in Italien als Mittel gegen die gestiegenen Spritpreise weiterhin ab. "Der Meloni-Effekt ist verpufft. Die Mineralölkonzerne machen sich ......
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25.03.26 - 12:57
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Italy Cuts Fuel Taxes As Iran Crisis Drives Oil Higher; Germany Refuses Relief Despite Windfall (ZeroHedge)
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Italy Cuts Fuel Taxes As Iran Crisis Drives Oil Higher; Germany Refuses Relief Despite Windfall
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
A robust market economy unfolds its maximum absorption capacity precisely during external shocks. In such cases, policymakers would essentially only need to sit still, as the storm clouds usually pass on their own—true to the principle that high prices are the cure for high prices. This, of course, only applies to energy markets if governments have not already removed themselves from the equation through grotesque political interventions long before the crisis.
For European economies, however, the opposite holds true. They are overregulated, fiscally overburdened, and structurally fragile systems that can barely deploy effective shock absorbers in the face of the Iran crisis. High energy prices hit relentlessly, and national policy responses now diverge sharply across competing European jurisdictions.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reacted swiftly to the tightening...
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