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Semi-hard processes in the large COM energy limit offer us an exclusivechance to test the dynamics behind strong interactions in kinematical sectorsso far unexplored. In the Regge limit, fixed-order calculations in pQCD basedon collinear factorisation miss the effect of large energy logs, which are solarge to compensate the small QCD coupling $\alpha_s$ and must therefore beaccounted for to all perturbative orders.. The BFKL approach represents themost powerful tool to resum to all orders these large logs both in the LLA andin the NLA. The inclusive hadroproduction of forward jets with high transversemomenta separated by a large rapidity interval at the LHC (Mueller--Naveletjets) has been one of the most studied reactions so far. Interestingobservables associated to this process are the azimuthal correlations, showinga very good agreement with experimental data at the LHC. However, newBFKL-sensitive observables should be considered in the context of the LHCphysics program. With the aim the to further and deeply probe the dynamics ofQCD in the Regge limit, we give phenomenological predictions for four distinctsemi-hard process. On one hand, we continue the analysis of reactions with twoobjects identified in the final state $(i)$ by addressing open problems in theMueller--Navelet sector and $(ii)$ by studying the inclusive dihadronproduction in the full NLA BKFL accuracy. On the other hand, we show howinclusive multi-jet production processes allow us to define new, generalisedand suitable BFKL observables, where transverse momenta and rapidities of thetagged jets, well separated in rapidity from each other, appear in newcombinations. We give the first predictions for the inclusive three-jetproduction, encoding the effects of higher-order BFKL corrections. Then, makinguse of the same formalism, we present the first complete BFKL analysis for thefour-jet production.

High-energy resummation in semi-hard processes at the LHC