A woman and two agents died in Charlottesville, Virginia, after a car deliberately hit an anti-racist procession - 35 are injured - Four arrested, including the driver - FBI investigation open - State of emergency proclaimed by the…
The US President's son has published the contents of the messages he exchanged with a former collaborator of his father to prepare for the meeting with the lawyer close to the Kremlin - In this way, Trump Jr actually admitted that he had lied...
Sensational dismissal of Trump's Security Adviser, accused of intriguing with the Russians before the presidential elections and of lying - Flynn was the one who asked for prison for Clinton: now he risks it -…
Obviously the wait is all for the American elections: here is the reaction of the European markets and the intervention of Roubini.
The economist and guru who anticipated the great crisis of 2008 was a guest of the Global Thinking Foundation in Milan. The analysis of possible scenarios in case Trump wins and the impact of a possible Clinton victory amidst populist thrusts…
Impossible not to consider the US elections as the topic of the day, also given the (positive) repercussions on the markets: we vote tomorrow, Tuesday 8 November - But there is also something else, starting with the listing of Italgas on the Stock Exchange, 13 years later The…
The reverse of the FBI on the email affair gives wings to the price lists - Piazza Affari runs with MPS which pulls the sprint but strong increases also reward Intesa and Unicredit - Snam celebrates the good debut of Italgas - In…
The new twist of the FBI relaunches Hillary's chances of conquering the White House and excites the markets: the stock markets are sniffing bullish air, Asia and the dollar rise, gold falls - Turnaround in China: the Minister of …
A few hours after the vote, the FBI acknowledges that there are no elements of crime in Clinton's emails and acquits the candidate for the White House who rises in the polls, also driven by the vote of Hispanics
INTERVIEW OF THE WEEKEND - According to Stefano Silvestri of the IAI, Donald Trump has no strategy in domestic and foreign policy but "limits himself to riding the populist impulses" of the moment and this is what worries both the markets and the…
More updates on the earthquake, but today is also the day of farewell to Tina Anselmi and sensational news from the American electoral campaign, one week before the vote: the FIRSTonline compilation.
This is supported by an ABCNews/Washington Post survey, according to which the Republican candidate is ahead of his Democratic opponent by 1 point, 46% to 45%.
From "THE RED AND THE BLACK" by ALESSANDRO FUGNOLI, Kairos strategist - After months of substantial calm, the imminent arrival of the presidential elections in America will make the markets very effervescent due to the various political, economic and financial effects that…
The act to check if they contained classified material - Trump exults: "All the horrible mistakes made are being corrected".
More news from the USA: after the gala dinner between Obama and Renzi, tonight is the turn of the last TV confrontation between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump (voting takes place on November 8) - But it is also the big day of the Schiaparelli probe,…
From "THE RED AND THE BLACK" by ALESSANDRO FUGNOLI, Kairos strategist - The markets seem to assume that, in the increasingly probable case of Clinton's victory in the next US presidential elections in November, nothing will change but…
Sparkling start to the week: from the Clinton-Trump TV clash, which took place during the Italian night, to the leadership of the Democratic Party in the late afternoon, with the clash between Renzi and the minority - Stock market, pensions, and surprising news from Italian industry in the middle.
TV challenge without handshake between the two candidates for the White House - Trump attacks: "It is Bill who abused women" - Hillary replies: "Donald has insulted everyone in this campaign: women, blacks, Muslims, Hispanics".
Unequivocally sexist phrases ("When you're powerful you can do what you want to women") throw the Republican candidate into the storm - His deputy condemns him and cancels a rally - Trump doesn't give up but his candidacy is…
According to CNN and most observers, Hillary won the first TV duel with Donald Trump, who remained very defensive - Clinton accused the Republican candidate of being sexist and racist - The…
The trade wars between the United States and the rest of the world are the backdrop to the electoral duel between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton who will decide who will be the next occupant of the White House and who will give life to the…
The views of three analysts at Deutsche Asset Management - "It's the congressional elections that matter" - "It is unwise to make long-term investment decisions based on rash election promises" - "Trump could change the…
Among the news to remember on Tuesday 20 September there is certainly the black day of the Milan Stock Exchange, which is the worst in Europe - But also pensions, electoral law and a coup de théatre in the American electoral campaign.
George HW Bush, president of the States from 1989 to 1993 and banner of the Republican Party, has decided to turn his back on the conservatives: he said he would vote for the Democrat Hillary Clinton.
From "THE RED AND THE BLACK" by ALESSANDRO FUGNOLI, strategist of Kairos - If the populism and protectionism of the Republican candidate were to prevail in the American presidential elections in November, the first to pay the price will be Yellen but the…
Yet another bad day on the Stock Exchange, but also the Pact for Milan signed by Renzi and Sala and further updates on Hillary Clinton's conditions: the five most important facts of the day.
From Hillary Clinton's pneumonia, which casts a shadow on her candidacy in the now imminent presidential elections, to the truce in Syria through the bad day of the Milan Stock Exchange and the news on work and pensions: here are the five news…
From AFFARINTERNAZIONALI.IT, online magazine of the Iai - When Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the White House, no one would have imagined that he would go head-to-head with Hillary Clinton in the November presidential elections - In reality, his pur…
Hillary Clinton is a longtime politician and she is also the first woman to be a candidate for the presidency of the United States - In the free ebook Hillary Clinton's Top 100, published by goWare, Veronica Vinattieri identified the 106…
First Lady and defeated primary candidate support Clinton from stage at dem convention, but boos and protests for Hillary embarrass the party
In Philadelphia, Clinton will be designated as the official candidate to challenge Donald Trump in the November elections - But the latest grain is a new email scandal, which has led to the resignation of National Committee chairwoman Deborah Wasserman Schulz, while…
The Democratic convention in Philadelphia opens with a twist: Hillary Clinton calls the Republican Bloomberg on her team - Supporters of Senders demonstrate en masse on the eve
The vote in England, the jihadist campaign, the attempted coup in Turkey: the loss of rationality fuels an escalation towards the use of force and the advent of strong men - In the run-up to the US presidential elections on 8 November, this could benefit…
The former US president, Bill Clinton, and comedian Billy Crystal are also taking part in the Muslim rite, although the organizers have said they will not publish the complete list of guests.
For the former First lady, the nomination is now one step away: having passed Sanders in the Puerto Rico stage, waiting for her is the last Super Tuesday of the Democratic primaries, with the awaited vote in California - Hillary now only needs a handful of delegates…
The funeral court will be held in Louisville, Kentucky - The coffin will be carried in procession along the street that bears the name of Ali
Bernie Sanders won the primaries in Oregon, while Clinton prevailed by a handful of votes in Kentucky - The Vermont senator is therefore still in the running and announces a battle
The Texan senator throws in the towel after a heavy defeat in Indiana - Trump now has no choice but to overtake the moderate governor of Ohio John Kasich, who remains in the running but lacks the numbers - Sanders takes a hit…
Trump wins 5 out of 5 states (Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Rhode Island) and threatens the final victory of the Republican primaries - Sanders wins only in Rhode Island but does not give up - Clinton tries to reunite the party in…
The primaries stop on the East coast: voting takes place in five states, which could jeopardize the nominations of Donald Trump on the Republican front and Hillary Clinton on the Democratic one - Here is the briefcase of the two candidates who should challenge each other…
The nominations for the White House now seem closed - Hillary prevailed over Sanders with a lead of 17 percentage points - An overwhelming success also for Trump, who according to the first votes counted has 69,5% of the preferences.
Today we vote in New York State, where Democrats allocate nearly 300 delegates to be prorated: a big break for socialist Bernie Sanders, who is the man of the moment - Hillary Clinton is still in charge, as well as…
Over the weekend only Democrats voted in Wyoming and Sanders won for the seventh time in a row: Hillary Clinton is still firmly in the lead, but the wind is now all in the sails for the socialist challenger - Both…
For Sanders, this success makes the debate with Hillary in Brooklyn on April 14 even more important - Cruz is also celebrating, but for him, as well as for Trump and John Kasich, the nomination is not at hand
The US primaries are increasingly alive, in the run-up to the November presidential elections: Donald Trump now seems unstoppable, so much so that the New York Times has called him the "zombie-candidate" and few are betting on Ted Cruz's comeback - On the…
Today the summit in Washington - Yesterday the Premier signed a 150 million dollar agreement in Boston with Watson Health, an IBM company that will open its first center in Europe near Milan, in the former Expo area -…
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are always in the lead: if the primaries ended today, they would be contending for the White House in November - But it's not done yet, especially for the tycoon: he has lost hope of reviving Ted Cruz,…
The US Defense Secretary, Ash Carter, said that "the events in Brussels are further demonstrating to Europeans that they too must accelerate their efforts against ISIS" - Clinton: "We would like to see more European countries…
With 46% of the votes in his favour, clearly detaching from Cruz's 22%, Trump obtained all 58 delegates up for grabs among the Republicans - In the Democratic field, Clinton prevailed with 60% of the…
The former First Lady wins hands down in Florida (64,5%), easily takes Ohio (56,4%), North Carolina (54,5%), Illinois (50,5%) and just a little Missouri (49,6, 4%) - Even the tycoon, among the Republicans, takes home 5 states out of XNUMX: Marco Rubio is…
The race for the US primaries enters a hot phase: among the Republicans Trump tries to consolidate his advantage after the incidents in Chicago (where we vote today) that shocked America; among Democrats the leadership of Hillary Clinton…
The liberal senator's victory in Michigan comes after a heart-pounding count, but Clinton prevails in Mississippi - On the Republican front, Donald Trump triumphs in both states.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are still firmly in command on the Republican and Democratic fronts respectively: over the weekend, however, there was a small reaction from their pursuers Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders - Another important stage tomorrow: voting in Michigan…
In tonight's White House caucuses, Trump and Cruz win two states for Republicans, while among Democrats Sanders wins two states and Clinton wins one. But on balance Trump remains in…
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are the Super Monday winners for the White House race - The former First Lady won in 7 states by large margins against Sanders' 4 wins and mortgaged the nomination…
American presidential elections at a turning point: today we vote in 11 states and for Trump among the Republicans and Hillary Clinton among the Democrats it could be the decisive opportunity to take flight - All of Trump's tricks to get to victory…
The third round of the US primaries sees the former first lady return to success against Sanders and the tycoon confirming himself by now the most appreciated leader of the moment among the Republican ranks.
In the second stage of the democratic primaries, in New Hampshire, the leadership of Hillary Clinton suffers the first blow: the strength of the socialist outsider Bernie Sanders is among the young - There are two reasons: the Millennials no longer have the taboo of…
Trump collected 35% of the votes, more than double John Kasich (still at 16%) and almost three times Ted Cruz (at 12%) - Sanders swept away by collecting 60% of the votes, against 38% for Hillary Clinton.
