Can Georgia Meloni connect Trump’s America to its European allies?

The Italian Prime Minister will try to take advantage of her agreement with the President of the United States to soften the new tariff policy at a meeting that could take place in Washington on April 16th. Read

The visit from Trump between 15 and 16 April. The strategy is a puzzle: mediate on behalf of the EU or play the Italian card

Can Georgia Meloni connect Trump’s America to its European allies?

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has established herself as a bridge between President Trump and America's European allies, leveraging her pragmatism and no-nonsense governing style to align with Trump's populist policy agenda, while also navigating contentious policy obstacles with European leaders.

The tariff revolution is causing damage. But it can wipe out the poisoned fruits of globalization, which has devastated wages and caged domestic consumption. That world is at the end of the line, the old rules no longer apply. The sooner we understand it, the better. Do you know how many times the left is...

In the scenario of consolidating Meloni's consensus around the platform of American Republicans, the right would weigh more than the center. Nationalist rhetoric would be reinforced on issues such as economic sovereignty, defense of traditional values, a strengthened executive power. The opposite scenario: a pragmatic convergence around a moderate center of gravity. It would guarantee political stability to face global challenges, but it could l…

Italy's prime minister is in a difficult position. She must balance the interests of Salvini's far-right League, which is an admirer of Trump and Putin, with those of an equally important partner, Antonio Tajani's center-right Forza Italia party, which is much more pro-European and supports the creation of a European army. The post How ReArmEurope "squeezes" Meloni appeared first on Protagon.gr.