Italy’s Giorgia Meloni Channels Milton Friedman With a Tax Cut on Cars
Economic growth is showing positive signs, even as Rome is poised this year to surpass Greece as the euro zone’s most-indebted country.
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Mr. Iaconis is an author and educator who embraces Giuseppe Verdi’s dictum: “You may have the universe if I may have Italy.” He serves as Chairman of the Italic Institute of America.
Economic growth is showing positive signs, even as Rome is poised this year to surpass Greece as the euro zone’s most-indebted country.
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She is steering a course toward economic prudence and fiscal rectitude.
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Unchecked migration fuels a new, more decentralized jihadist threat to all the nations in the European Union’s visa-free travel Schengen zone.
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The premier is laying the groundwork for an increasingly prosperous polity.
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Italy’s stability and Western cohesion hang in the balance.
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President Trump is misreading the sole other conservative leader within the Group of Seven.
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Italy, she vows, won’t be relegated to Europe’s second tier.
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Italy’s premier emerges as a study in resilient pragmatism.
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A breakdown in an 80-year relationship could imperil the West.
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She excoriates Italy’s center leftist Partito Democratico for its ‘cross-eyed’ stance on American military interventions.
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‘We cannot afford a regime of the Ayatollahs in possession of a nuclear weapon’ and ‘able to strike Italy and Europe directly,’ she warns.
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Prime Minister Meloni calls revision of 1948 constitution long overdue.
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