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Mark Gilbert review: tale of Italy’s rebirth after fascism feels highly pertinentÂ
There is an implicit lesson from the early years of Italy’s post-war democracy that appears to have not been lost on Meloni.
There is an implicit lesson from the early years of Italy’s post-war democracy that appears to have not been lost on Meloni.
Rishi Sunak and Giorgia Meloni appear chummier than ever at Vilnius. Why does the controversial Italian leader seem to put him at ease?
The former Italian PM, who bounced back from sex scandals and tax fraud, has died aged 86.
“Il Cavaliere”, a man also known by many other names, not all of them complimentary, wrote the playbook for modern media-manipulating populism and damaged Italy in countless ways.
Daily briefing: The two leaders have a lot in common – that might be a problem.
Rumours of Italy going into a death-spiral with no hope of escape are greatly exaggerated.
The triumph of a party with roots in fascism has prompted decidedly different reactions across the West.
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.
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