Italy’s Premier Giorgia Meloni wished all Italians a serene festive period in her Christmas message. She also thanked those working on festive days and said the government is doing its bit in difficult times.
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Premier Giorgia Meloni splits from her partner, who is also the father of her daughter. The PM made the anonouncement today. Giambruno had been secretly recorded making sleazy comments on threesomes and foursomes to a female colleague and seemingly admitting to an affair.
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PM Giorgia Meloni, who is due to visit Caivano near Naples tomorrow, receives death threats. Meloni is visiting to show solidarity for two young cousins who were allegedly gang raped last month. The threats, meanwhile, refer to the governments proposed removal of the citizen wage.
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The time for Italy to have its first female president is not far off, Premier Giorgia Meloni, said today. Meloni is Italy’s first female Prime Minister.
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Italian PM Giorgia Meloni dismissed speculation her government hampered rescue operations to save victims of the migrant shipwreck last weekend.
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Even without all the votes counted, Giorgia Meloni has swept to victory in alliance with Matteo Salvini’s League and Silvio Berlusconi’s Forza Italia. She will become the first female Prime Minister of Italy once all the votes are counted.
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The September 25 General Election has arrived and Italians head to the polls. The choice: to vote in the most far-right government since World War II or leave Italy in political limbo once again.
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Brothers of Italy (FdI) leader Giorgia Meloni says the centre-right bloc she leads will bring in presidentialism on its own if it gets a two thirds majority in parliament.
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As Sunday’s general election in Italy nears, the heat turns up with intense sparring between the parties. In the latest instalment, Meloni told Spanish news agency EFE she hopes a win for her coalition would pave the way for the far-right Vox group in Spain.
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With less than a week until the Italian general election, Giorgia Meloni, leader of the Bothers of Italy (Fdl), accuses the government of allowing officials to target the right-wing group. Fdl was the only major party not to support PM Mario Draghi’s executive.
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