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Italy’s Meloni will test her mettle as EU-US bridge when she meets Trump in Washington
- Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington, marking the first meeting of a European leader since Trump announced tariffs on European exports.
- Meloni aims to represent the European Union while addressing trade issues, with an emphasis on improving clarity on U.S. trade goals.
- Despite ideological similarities, Meloni's support for Ukraine sets her apart from Trump, highlighting tensions within the EU regarding his policies.
- Experts suggest that Meloni's main goal is to clarify future relations on trade and defense, rather than achieve immediate concessions from Trump's administration.
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Italy’s Meloni will test her mettle as EU-U.S. bridge when she meets with Trump
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni will test her mettle as a bridge between the EU and the United States when she meets with U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House on Thursday, the first European leader to have a face-to-face with Trump since he announced, and then suspended, 20% tariffs on European exports.Meloni secured the meeting at a critical juncture in the trade war as Italy’s leader, but she also has, in a sense, been “knighted” to r…
Meloni positions himself as Trump allies in Europe – and wants to mediate the trade dispute between the US and the EU.
Analysis: Trump puts Italy’s Meloni in high-pressure role as bridge to EU on tariffs
WASHINGTON — “America first” met “Italy and Italians first” on Thursday at the White House, with tariffs atop the agenda as President Donald Trump huddled with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni — suddenly a key European leader who could help…
This Thursday in Washington has been the most important day of Giorgia Meloni’s political career. Synthesizing its three essences - the Italian, the European and the...
Meloni met Trump and took an encouraging promise in full tariff tension: “We will seal an agreement”
The Italian Prime Minister managed to become the “facilitator” of a dialogue between Washington and the EU, although differences were noted in relation to the war in Ukraine
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