Italy To Host G7 Leaders as Meloni Emerges as Europe’s Power Broker

Ms. Meloni’s sense of political pragmatism could inspire other far-right leaders looking to appeal to the mainstream.

Roberto Ronaldo/LaPresse via AP
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni speaks about the results of the European Parliamentary elections at a press conference at the Fratelli d'Italia party electoral committee at Rome. Roberto Ronaldo/LaPresse via AP

The only leader of a major Western European country to come away stronger from the European Parliament’s elections, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of Italy, will host leaders of the Group of Seven industrialized nations in her home country for three days beginning on Thursday as she seeks to position herself as a power broker on the continent. 

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