Giorgia Meloni is Italy’s steadiest postwar prime minister
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The Italian Prime Minister combines right-wing rhetoric with moderate politics, allowing her to maintain her support for the electorate and become one of Europe's most influential leaders.
At the beginning of September, Giorgia Meloni will be Prime Minister of Italy for exactly 1,413 days, which is unusually long for that country and which will replace Silvio Berlusconi's second government as the longest-lasting so far, but a few days before breaking the record, the first serious cracks in foreign and domestic politics are visible.
Giorgia Meloni has been ruling Italy for as long as no predecessor since 1946. How she did it – and why she almost has cult status in social media.
At the beginning of September, Giordja Meloni will be Prime Minister of Italy for exactly 1,413 days, which is unusually long for that country and which will replace the second government
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