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Worldcrunch » giorgia meloni

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Geopoliticsdiplomacy

That Meloni Bridge Between Trump And Europe? It’s About Time For Her To Pick A Side

by Flavia Perina April 16, 2025April 16, 2025
Portrait of Weidel, AfD logo on the background.
Geopoliticsafd

Alice Weidel, The Moderate? Why Even Elon Musk Shouldn’t Trust Germany’s AfD Leader

by Nils Markwardt and Gabriele Magro January 9, 2025
Trump supporters rally outside of the Palm Beach Convention Center as they celebrate the results of the 2024 presidential elections.
Eyes on the U.S.u.s. election 2024

Trumpism Is Not Populism — It’s Just The New Right Of Global Politics

by Giovanni Orsina November 14, 2024
Closeup photo of three test tubes containing heroin, carfentail and fentanyl
Societyfentanyl

Fentanyl Is Spreading In Europe — Inside Italy’s Looming Opioid Crisis

by Luigi Mastrodonato October 23, 2024
Photo of a protest, in Rome on November 25, 2023, following Giulia Cecchettin's murder.
Women Worldwidewomen's rights

The Giulia Cecchettin Femicide: Will Italy Finally Face Down Gender Violence?

by Annalisa Camilli October 23, 2024
Photo of a demonstration of anarchist protesters in Rome in November
In The Newsanarchism

Anarchist Revival? Italy Risks Turning Alfredo Cospito Into A Martyr For A Lost Cause

by Ginevra Falciani October 23, 2024
photo of a pregnant woman
Ideassurrogacy

How Italy’s New Draconian Bill On Surrogacy Twists The Meaning Of “Women’s Dignity”

by Irene Caselli October 17, 2024
High fences stand in the Italian arrival camp for refugees in the port city of Shengjin in northern Albania. Italy is currently building a large reception camp for Mediterranean refugees in Gjader,
Migrant Liveshuman rights

Italy’s New “Offshore” Migrant Detention Center In Albania Sets An Ugly Precedent

by Niccolò Zancan October 14, 2024
​ Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni preparing for a meeting in Rome.
Geopoliticsfrench elections

Meloni’s Shield: Why The Italian Left Can’t Unite (Like In France) Against The Far Right

by Alessandro De Angelis July 10, 2024
Photograph of migrants who have recently arrived to Lampedusa, standing in line as they wait to be transferred someplace else.
Migrant Livesmigrant crisis

Lampedusa, The Far Right’s Favorite European Island

by Valeria Berghinz and Pierre Haski July 8, 2024
​Protesters take part during the demonstration. People packed Place Republique, in Paris, in a demonstration against the far right following the results of the French legislative elections.
Geopoliticsfar right

What The Far Right Can’t Take From Us, And What It Can — Notes From A Young Italian In Paris

by Fabrizio La Rocca July 7, 2024
Prime minister Viktor Orban looking over his shoulder with a perplexed look on his face
Geopolitics

How Orban’s “Patriots” Could Unite The Far Right Of Europe — With Trump And Putin Too

by Pierre Haski July 4, 2024
June 6, 2024, Rome: Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, attends the Raiuno Italian tv program Porta a Porta conducted by Italian journalist Bruno Vespa, Rome, Italy, 6 June 2024. ANSA/RICCARDO ANTIMIANI (Credit Image: © ANSA via ZUMA Press)
Geopoliticsgeopolitics

Far Right Frenemies? Le Pen And Meloni Jostle For European Leadership

by Alessandro De Angelis July 4, 2024
photo of a boat with a russian flag near a big
Geopoliticsinternational relations

A Far Right Surge In Europe Could Mean The End Of Russia Sanctions

by Pierre Haski June 25, 2024
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with European flag halo while holding a breastfeeding baby in her arms.
Geopoliticsgiorgia meloni

The Problem With Calling Giorgia Meloni “Extreme Right”

by Flavia Perina June 18, 2024
Why The G7 Has Never Looked So Fragile
Geopoliticsg7

Why The G7 Has Never Looked So Fragile

by Pierre Haski June 14, 2024
Giorgia Meloni, Prime Minister of Italy, arrives at the G7 summit.
Geopoliticsg7

A G7 Plan To Aid Ukraine That Preempts Trump — And Le Pen

by Pierre Haski June 13, 2024
Macron's Bet On Snap Elections Also Comes With Real International Risks
Geopoliticsinternational relations

Macron’s Bet On Snap Elections Also Comes With Real International Risks

by Pierre Haski June 12, 2024
Delegates vote at the state party conference of the AfD Saxony-Anhalt in Magdeburg.
Geopoliticseuropean elections

A Far-Right Takeover In Europe? The Fate Rests With National Governments

by Pierre Haski June 10, 2024
Photo of a man on an electric scooter riding past election posters in Brussels, Belgium, on May 16
Geopoliticseuropean elections

How A Far-Right Surge In EU Elections Would Paralyze Europe

by Karl De Meyer June 10, 2024
​Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban shaking hands.
Geopoliticseuropean union

The Two Sides Of European Populism — A Threat To The Whole World

by Dominique MoĂŻsi May 31, 2024
May 19, 2024, Madrid, Spain: VOX leader Santiago Abascal (left) and the president of Argentina, Javier Milei (right), during VOX's 'Viva 24' event at the Palacio de Vistalegre, May 19, 2024, in Madrid (Spain). The event, called 'Viva 24' and organized by VOX on an annual basis, celebrates its third edition with the participation of international leaders, among them the Argentine president, Javier Milei. In addition, during this year's edition, the party presented its electoral program for the European elections on June 9...19 MAY 2024..Carlos Lujü¡n / Europa Press..05/19/2024 (Credit Image: © Carlos Lujü¡N/Contacto via ZUMA Press)
Geopoliticsdiplomacy

Milei’s Folly: Argentina Will Pay A Real Price For Bad-Boy Diplomacy

by Juan Pablo Lohlé May 27, 2024
Photo of Marine Le Pen, the candidate for the presidency of France and leader of Rassemblement National
Geopoliticsfar right

Marine Le Pen’s Quest To Be Just Far Right Enough To Win

by Emmanuel Grasland May 22, 2024
Giorgia Meloni
In The Newsitaly

It’s Not About Mussolini, Searching For The Real Giorgia Meloni

by Paolo Valenti May 21, 2024
Strange And Cruel As It Sounds, 2022 Was A Year Of Hope
In The Newsdemocracy

Strange And Cruel As It Sounds, 2022 Was A Year Of Hope

by Renate Mattar May 21, 2024
Photo of Hidalgo County Precinct 3 Constable Deputies gather information from migrants who crossed the Rio Grande in an area known as El Rincon del Diablo, the Devil's Corner.
Migrant Livesillegal migration

The Bad Faith Of Those “Legal Immigration” Arguments Of Anti-Migrant Politicians

by Ginevra Falciani May 21, 2024
Pope Francis waves at faithfuls during the celebration of the 24 Hours for the Lord.
Russia-Ukraine Warpope francis

On Ukraine, Pope Francis Is Repeating The World War II Sins Of Pius XII

by Dominique MoĂŻsi March 21, 2024
Demonstrators hold up fists and placards in Rome
Migrant Livesmigration

Awaiting Deportation, Migrants In Italy Are “Kept Quiet” With Sedative Drugs

by Yannick Champion-Osselin March 12, 2024
Giorgia Meloni's Ugly Break-Up And The Future Of Right-Wing Feminism
Ideasfeminism

Giorgia Meloni’s Ugly Break-Up And The Future Of Right-Wing Feminism

by Valeria Berghinz March 12, 2024
2022 Kharkiv Pride Parade​
LGBTQ Pluslgbtq+

LGBTQ+ International: Cuban Marriage, Kharkiv Pride, Trump’s Gaffe — And The Week’s Other Top News

by Laura Valentina Cortés Sierra, Lila Paulou, Chloé Touchard, Laure Gautherin, Sophia Constantino, Bertrand Hauger and Lisa Berdet February 27, 2024
Members of Italy's far-right gathered in 2019 in Predappio, Mussolini's birthplace
Geopoliticsitaly

Italy And Fascism, A Lingering Question Of National Character

by Alessio Perrone February 22, 2024
Photo of people waving Ukrainian in front of Rome's Colosseum.
In The Newsukraine war

September Is Rolling Ukraine’s Way — Will It Hit A Wall In Rome?

by Worldcrunch February 22, 2024
Photo of German chess players
In The Newsnews

Le Weekend ➡️ Chess World In Checkmate, Xi Hoax, Darth Vader Retires

by Worldcrunch February 22, 2024
Photo of new Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome on Oct. 23
Geopoliticsgiorgia meloni

Giorgia Meloni Tries To Break Italian Tradition — And Forget Liz Truss

by Paolo Valenti February 22, 2024
Photo of a man walking on a plank off a ship
Migrant Livesimmigration

Italian Shame: Meloni’s Migrant Policy Is Probably Illegal And Certainly Immoral

by Paolo Valenti February 22, 2024March 16, 2025
photo of a square of protesters with flags
Geopoliticsfar right

The Far Right And Europe: Calling AfD’s Bluff With Cold ‘Brexit’ Showers

by Pierre Haski February 22, 2024
Rome's first female Mayor Virginia Raggi, during the anniversary event of the liberation from Nazi-Fascism.
Geopoliticsitaly

In Italy, An Eternal Glass Ceiling For Women Politicians

by Jeffrey Israely January 4, 2024
Photo of Giorgia Meloni at an election campaign rally in Genoa, Italy
In The Newsgiorgia meloni

Party Time For Giorgia? We Don’t Need More Women Leaders Like These

by Worldcrunch January 4, 2024
photo giorgia meloni on a tv set with mario draghi's image behind her
In The Newsitaly

Italexit Ramp? Why Giorgia Meloni Is No Real Threat To European Unity

by Irene Caselli January 4, 2024
Photo of writer Roberto Saviano leaving a court hearing
Migrant Livesitalian politics

Saviano v. Meloni: My Right To Curse Italy’s Leaders For Letting Migrants Die

by Paolo Valenti January 4, 2024

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