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Italy’s center-left finds unity on paper, but not on foreign policy and defense
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Italy’s center-left finds unity on paper, but not on foreign policy and defense
ROME — Italy’s center-left has spent months trying to build a broad coalition – the so-called “Campo Largo” – capable of challenging Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in the 2027 general election. But a dispute over defense spending has exposed a deeper problem: the opposition is struggling to define a common foreign policy. A joint parliamentary resolution drafted by the Democratic Party (PD), the Five Star Movement (M5S) and the Greens-Left Allian…
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