News about Matteo Renzi

Most people visit or dream of visiting Paris, Amsterdam, Venice, Bali, and Florence. Nevertheless, some of the country's most popular destinations for holidaymakers are bribeing British tourists and are actively trying to discourage them from visiting. In fact, Parisians have recently taken aim at Emily In Paris supporters who are "invading" Europe's City of Light to take selfies with the Snapchat images made popular by the Netflix movie. Furious locals scrawled angry graffiti across the shutters of a café used in the hit show, while an editorial in Le Monde, a French daily newspaper, even bore the headline: 'They think they own the neighbourhood! Emily In Paris, an invasive neighbor.' But Paris isn't the only destination fighting tourism against tourism. FEMAIL reveals the destinations that aren't so keen on tourists...

According to Peter HITCHENS, Giuliano da Empoli's Wizard of The Kremlin takes the reader deep into Putin's thoughts.

On October 25, Jared Kushner and former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will speak at the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh. Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will talk to Kushner about "peace and prosperity." Mnuchin will be speaking with many others from Saudi, Bahrain, and India about global macro-finances. Mnuchin has attended the conference before, including as Trump's Treasury Secretary. The function is attended by no one in Biden's Administration. After the oil-rich world cut exports by 2 million barrels a day, Biden revealed earlier this month that he would reevaluate the US relationship with Saudi Arabia.

MARKOWICZ: Giorgia Meroni, Italy's new prime minister, is an anti-immigration giant, a threat to Ukraine, the second coming of Mussolini and others, according to the mainstream media and millions of new experts on Italian politics. Meloni is feared by the left because she is a woman. And they aren't wrong to loabe her. She is everything they are not. Meloni's speeches have gone viral because she addresses topics that have prompted feminist harpies to condemn a woman who has blazed her own path.

Giorgia Meloni (left), the founder and leader of the Brothers of Italy's Blockett group, has called for the Italian navy to block the Libyan coast so no migrant boats can leave the island (right, migrants land on the island of Lampedusa, and bottom right an Italian police boat patrols the island's shores). The 45-year-old, who is currently leading opinion polls ahead of next month's general election, wants both refugees and migrants to be arrested in Africa before their status can be determined, with only those capable of showing that they are genuine refugees being accepted. However, her political rivals have slammed the plan, saying that it would be a de-facto declaration of war in Libya and would necessitate more boats than the Italian navy must operate.