While the French left managed to unify and win parliamentary elections, Italy’s left appears stuck in a situation of constant conflict and uncertainty. And that leaves right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni firmly in control.
Author: Alessandro De Angelis
Alessandro De Angelis is an Italian journalist. He is the vice-editor of HuffPost Italia, and he collaborates for other media, including La Stampa.
As Marine Le Pen’s party National Rally (RN) is on track to become the largest party in the French parliament, Giorgia Meloni will have to look out for a new leader that might threaten her undisputed leadership of the far right at the European level.