Italy takes a turn
Many Italians seem less concerned by Giorgia Meloni’s social conservatism in itself, than by her plans to redesign unilaterally Italy’s post-Second World War constitution.
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Many Italians seem less concerned by Giorgia Meloni’s social conservatism in itself, than by her plans to redesign unilaterally Italy’s post-Second World War constitution.
A Right-wing coalition government, led by Meloni, would last “less than six months,” warn Opposition parties.
Italy’s regional election results appear simple enough: three regional presidents for the right-wing bloc and three for the left. Yet behind this lies a far
Over the last two days Italians braved the rising Coronavirus case numbers to vote in a crucial referendum on proposals to reduce the number of
Italians are about to take part in an historic referendum to shake up its parliament with plans to reduce the number of MPs in the
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