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Meloni and her allies keeping their distance from the anniversary marking the country’s liberation from fascism.

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The ministry’s projection is more closely aligned with the joint forecast by Germany’s leading economic research institutes, who foresee GDP growing by just 0.1%.

If the lower house doesn’t clear the bill in time, it'll leave Prague without a tool to reduce its dependence on high-risk foreign tech – and out of step with EU law.

The DMA was designed as a powerful tool to regulate tech giants. But laws are only as strong as the powers that enforce them.