ROSARIO IACONIS
Rosario A. Iaconis is an author and educator who embraces Giuseppe Verdi’s…
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Critics of Italy’s Giorgia Meloni Are Resurrecting the Bogeyman of Benito Mussolini — Yet Again
The charge is mocked by the prime minister’s attachment to market-oriented economic policy and transparency in government.
Pax Meloniana: Italy’s Conservative Premier Is Learning To Flex Her Muscles Not Only at Home but on the European Stage
Since Ms. Meloni’s arrival at Palazzo Chigi, the premier has worked with legitimately elected world leaders of every stripe.
Italy’s Left, in Regional Election Today, Hopes for a ‘Sardinia Effect’ After a Loss There for Giorgia Meloni
Beware the Ides of Abruzzo: the loss by a whisker of the prime minister’s candidate in Sardinia is raising hopes on the left that it could mark the beginning of the end of her conservative revolution.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni Wants for a Coalition Partner
Why is her deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, roiling the political waters at every turn, risking the stability of the governing conservative coalition?
Italy’s Meloni Risks Disrupting Her Agenda by Backing a Move To Weaken Central Government
The plan smacks of the Articles of Confederation, which created a shambles until we replaced it with the Constitution.
There It Goes Again: Italy’s Left Conjures a Controversy To Divert From the Successes of Giorgia Meloni
Amid the controversy over the Acca Larentia massacre, Italy’s premier steers for the shores of liberty and economic growth.
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