Ownership & classification
Founded: 1974
Ownership
Founded in Milan in 1974 by journalist Indro Montanelli after he left Corriere della Sera. Silvio Berlusconi became owner in 1977 and passed it to his brother Paolo Berlusconi in 1992. In 2023 the Berlusconi family (PBF) sold a controlling 70% to Finanziaria Tosinvest, controlled by the Angelucci family; by early 2026 the Angelucci group (Antonio Angelucci, a Lega party MP and healthcare magnate who also owns Libero and Il Tempo) consolidated its stake to about 95%, with Paolo Berlusconi retaining a residual ~5%.
Funding
Commercially funded via newsstand and digital sales and advertising, within the Angelucci publishing group; like other Italian dailies it has historically been a loss-making title sustained by its proprietor.
Affiliation & stance
A long-standing conservative, right-wing paper, originally a Berlusconi/Forza Italia mouthpiece and now controlled by Antonio Angelucci, a sitting right-wing (Lega) parliamentarian whose family also owns Libero and Il Tempo. Because control rests with a partisan politician-owner rather than a neutral commercial proprietor, DEPENDENT (right) as the site indicates is appropriate.
Editorial lean
- Our estimate
- Conservative
- Measured from coverage
- Centerbased on 170
83/100
Factual
69/100
Objective
219
Articles
219
reports
Factual: How accurately its articles report the facts, judged against primary sources and the cross-outlet consensus. Only articles that cite their sources are counted.
Objective: How neutral the writing is — whether reporting keeps the writer’s own preferences and opinions out of the article.
Recent coverage

The euro slips to its lowest point under the weight of France
The euro has reached its lowest level in 17 months against the dollar, dropping to 1.11, marking a -4.5% decline since the start of the year. This weakness is attributed to growing concerns over France's political and fiscal stability, with French government bonds facing heavy selling pressure. The situation has spilled beyond the Eurozone, causing the euro to fall by 1.6% against the Swiss franc within a month. French bond yields, particularly the 10-year OAT, have surged close to 5%, representing the largest increase among G7 countries since the Iranian crisis. Market skepticism is rising regarding France's ability to keep its deficit below 5% of GDP, compounded by Spain's upcoming early elections. As a result, investors are now anticipating only two interest rate hikes from the European Central Bank (ECB), down from three previously expected.

A new gallery on the car park strengthens the heart of the network
The article reports on the progress of the Autosole highway expansion project in Tuscany, focusing on the completion of the San Donato tunnel, which is part of a larger initiative to add a third lane between Florence South and Incisa. The new tunnel, approximately 950 meters long, was constructed using traditional methods and will serve southbound traffic, while existing parallel tunnels will handle northbound traffic, creating a four-lane configuration. The project spans 18 kilometers and involves an investment of around one billion euros. Safety measures included geological surveys, topographic mapping, and digital monitoring technologies like BIM. Over 495,000 hours of labor were dedicated to the construction, and materials from excavations are being reused to minimize waste. Additional infrastructure such as the Ribuio and Massone viaducts has already been completed, and more roadwork is expected soon. The project aims to relieve the original A1 route, allowing for future improvements to the historic Autosole corridor. Vice Premier and Infrastructure Minister Matteo Salvini praised the collaboration between public institutions and private entities involved in the project.

Those diktats on the left: the mayonnaise went crazy
The article discusses growing tensions within Italy’s center-left political sphere, particularly around the influence of leftist figures like Piefrancesco Majorino. Majorino has proposed that candidates for mayor must demonstrate anti-Israeli convictions, which has been met with skepticism by figures such as Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala. The piece frames this debate as part of a broader struggle between progressive ideals and practical governance, suggesting that demands for ideological purity risk destabilizing the left. It references the controversial proposal to end the city of Milan’s sister-city relationship with Tel Aviv, highlighting the challenge of balancing symbolic gestures with tangible political outcomes. The tone suggests concern over the potential fragmentation of the left due to these ideological pressures.

We want to live without being afraid to go around
Milo Hasbani, former president of the Milan Jewish Community and current vice-president of the Union of Italian Jewish Communities, discusses rising antisemitism in Italy since October 7, 2023. He attributes this increase to media focus on Palestinians rather than Jews, and claims that some leftist groups, including politicians like Conte and Schlein, have conflated criticism of Israel’s government with antisemitism. Hasbani criticizes calls within the Democratic Party to suspend twin-city agreements with Tel Aviv as a precondition for participating in primaries, calling such demands inappropriate and harmful. He highlights recent incidents where Jewish symbols were targeted, expressing concern but emphasizing the need for calm and accurate discourse to prevent further escalation.

The mayor and Scavuzzo are embarrassed.
The article discusses a political controversy in Milan involving Pierfrancesco Majorino, a regional councilor from the Democratic Party (Pd), who criticized past Pd administrations for urban development issues and called for suspending the city’s twin relationship with Tel Aviv until it takes a clear stance against the ongoing situation in Gaza. This has led to tensions within local politics, with Mayor Beppe Sala initially avoiding comments but later referencing a proposal by Francesco Ascioti of the Azione party to establish a twin relationship with Kyiv. The debate highlights ideological divisions between left-wing parties and their approach to international relations, particularly regarding Israel and Ukraine. Left-wing figures like Anna Scavuzzo and representatives of Azione have engaged in public disputes over these issues, while critics such as Senator Mariastella Gelmini accuse some politicians of attempting to obscure historical sensitivities related to antisemitism.

Perego: 'It's a mistake to want to end the twinning with Tel Aviv'
Matteo Perego, sottosegretario alla Difesa e candidato sindaco per Forza Italia, critica l'amministrazione attuale di Milano guidata da Beppe Sala, definendola insicura e disordinata. Perego si oppone all'interruzione del gemellaggio tra Milano e Tel Aviv, proposto dal gruppo Pd, e sostiene che non si dovrebbero tagliare i legami internazionali, pur riconoscendo critiche verso il governo israeliano. Egli enfatizza la necessità di migliorare la sicurezza, utilizzare nuove tecnologie e aumentare il presidio delle forze dell'ordine. Inoltre, Perego promette di rendere Milano una 'metropoli' moderna e innovativa, simile a Palo Alto, e sottolinea l'appoggio continuo all'Ucraina. L'ex sindaca Letizia Moratti conferma il sostegno a Perego come candidato del centrodestra, evidenziando la sua competenza sulla sicurezza e la sua capacità di rispondere alle esigenze cittadine.

Gisa, 280 caps in the sky.
The article describes the closing ceremony of the 166th anniversary celebration of the Milan Local Police at the Arena Civica 'Gianni Brera'. The event featured traditional rituals such as honors to the flag and the city's banner, followed by speeches from Mayor Giuseppe Sala and Police Commander Gianluca Mirabelli. Sala reflected on his tenure, acknowledging challenges like economic crises and social isolation while emphasizing the need for more police officers, training, and community mediation skills, including learning English due to the high number of tourists. He also paid tribute to fallen officer Francesco Imprezzabile. The article highlights the police force's growth, including increased staffing, patrol numbers, and efforts to protect women and minors. It also mentions several notable cases handled by the department, ending with the symbolic handover of the Corps' heraldic emblem from the commander to the mayor.

Pamela: Soncin's note and the apology no one wants
Gianluca Soncin, accusato del femminicidio di Pamela Genini, ha letto una lettera scritta a mano durante il processo alla Corte d'assise di Milano. La lettera esprime 'grande dolore', 'profonda tristezza', e assume le proprie responsabilità, ma la famiglia di Pamela ha definito le scuse 'tardive' e 'insignificanti'. L'avvocato della famiglia, Nicodemo Gentile, ha sostenuto che Soncin avrebbe dovuto accettare le scuse quando Pamela ne aveva chieste, e ha rivelato che la vittima era stata minacciata prima dell'omicidio. Ha descritto Soncin come un uomo 'corroso dal delirio del possesso e del controllo e dalla gelosia patologica', e ha concluso che non ha 'chance'. Il fratello di Pamela, Nicola, è presente in aula ma non si sente pronto a parlare.

Fog returns, the festival of Performing Art and music in Triennale
Il Giornale presenta il Festival Fog, un evento dedicato all'arte performativa e alla musica, che si svolgerà fino al 15 novembre nella Triennale. L'evento include 14 spettacoli con 34 repliche, coinvolgendo artisti e compagnie da 25 Paesi diversi. Umberto Angelini, direttore artistico del festival e membro del comitato scientifico di Triennale, ha espresso l'importanza delle performance artistiche nell'esprimere valori e denunce. Tra gli artisti partecipanti ci sono nomi internazionali come Caroline Shaw e il quartetto Attacca Quartet, che presenteranno un concerto in prima italiana. Il festival mira a promuovere la cultura performativa globale e a offrire esperienze artistiche uniche ai visitatori.

That time I said no to Ronconi...
The article features an interview with Italian comedian and actor Gioele Dix discussing his new stand-up comedy show titled 'Arrivato a questo punto,' which premiered at the Teatro Franco Parenti. The show explores themes of memory, nostalgia, and personal reflection through a narrative where a man struggles with fragmented recollections. Dix draws parallels between his life experiences and the protagonist's journey, including anecdotes about his early career, such as winning a comedy contest in Rome and turning down an opportunity to work with renowned director Luca Ronconi. He emphasizes the importance of soundscapes in the performance, collaborating with sound artist Hubert Westkemper to evoke memories through auditory cues. The piece highlights Dix's reflections on past decisions, missed opportunities, and the balance between humor and introspection.

Mary Kay presents K-Beauty Texture
Mary Kay Inc., a leading beauty company, has announced the launch of its special edition K-Beauty Texture Edit line, featuring three Korean-made skincare products: the Mary Kay® Melt-In Cleansing Balm, Mary Kay® Snail Gel Face Patches, and Mary Kay® Collagen Moisturizing Gel. The product line follows the success of Mary Kay’s global platform 'Beauty Is More Beautiful Shared™,' launched in September. Inspired by Korean skincare philosophy and designed for a new generation of beauty enthusiasts, the line emphasizes fun textures, innovative ingredients, and elevated beauty experiences. The release marks another step in Mary Kay’s evolution as it expands globally, connects with younger consumers, and continues supporting its network of Independent Beauty Consultants.
Several industry awards reinforce CSG/Netcracker's leadership in coordinating the customer journey and AI innovation
CSG e Netcracker Technology hanno annunciato che CSG è stata nominata leader nella classifica The Forrester Wave™ per le piattaforme di orchestrazione del percorso del cliente, ottenendo il punteggio massimo in 19 criteri su 23. Questo riconoscimento riflette la capacità della società di trasformare i dati dei clienti in comunicazioni pertinenti e azioni in tempo reale attraverso la sua piattaforma CSG Xponent. L'annuncio sottolinea l'impegno di CSG nell'innovazione dell'intelligenza artificiale e nel miglioramento delle interazioni con i clienti, contribuendo a risultati commerciali significativi.

Pirelli, a P Zero R tailored to the new safety car of Formula 1
Pirelli has developed a custom P Zero R tire specifically for the new Mercedes-AMG GT 63 PRO 4MATIC+, which has been selected as the official Safety Car for Formula One. The tire features a bi-mescola tread pattern and was designed using virtual simulations, calibrated to match the geometry and camber of the Mercedes vehicle. It aims to provide optimal performance across dry, wet, and changing road conditions. Testing took place at the Nürburgring and Nardò facilities, involving pilot Bernd Mayländer. This marks the first time a P Zero R tire has been tailored for a Mercedes-AMG model, continuing a collaboration that includes over 150 'fitments' and previously involved the GT Black Series used as Safety Car from 2022 to 2026.











