Italy’s new leader faces familiar problems, including fickle voters
Giorgia Meloni’s popularity may not hold — and she doesn’t have much freedom to change policy
The E.U. renewed its Russia sanctions last week. Not all Europeans are in favor.
How Europe’s leaders keep the consensus on sanctions — but soften the economic blow at home
Italy’s last prime minister fell thanks to fights over E.U. money. The new one now has the chance to spend it.
Mario Draghi will have to grapple with deep north-south divisions.
Italians are taking real steps to fight the coronavirus — but big political challenges are lurking
They’ve been willing to follow the rules for the greater good. That might be good news for the rest of Europe.
Expect the new Italian government to be as short-lived as the last one. Here’s why.
Right-wing nationalist Matteo Salvini may be out of power — but he’s likely to be back.
Italy has a new populist government — and a new constitutional headache
https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/world/italys-political-upheaval-comes-to-an-end/2018/06/01/c6c98ef6-6577-11e8-81ca-bb14593acaa6_video.html Italy’s convoluted political crisis has finally reached an endpoint.
What Italy’s economic woes mean for Sunday’s vote
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Italy votes on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know.
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