Brothers of Italy (FdI)

A leaked email has shown that Italian leftists within the judicial branch are seeking to derail Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s immigration policies.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced on Sunday that she will stand as a candidate for the European Parliament in June in a bid to boost her Brother’s of Italy party.

A member of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s party introduced new legislation that would penalize Italians who use English and other foreign words in official communications, in an attempt to stop the invasion of foreign languages in Italy.

Populist Matteo Salvini’s League has clashed with other members of the right-wing ruling Italian government under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after trying to propose amendments to further restrict immigration into the country. The League came into conflict with Meloni’s Brothers

Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s party has moved to create a commission of inquiry into the prior government’s handling of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, with at least one opposition party also supporting an inquiry.

Giorgia Meloni talked cutting taxes, combatting people smuggling, and introducing policies to benefit Italian families.

Leftists angry after new PM Giorgia Meloni said she wants to be referred to in the traditional way, rather than a gendered, feminine form.

The Italian lower house of parliament has elected pro-life, pro-traditional marriage populist League politician Lorenzo Fontana as speaker.

Firebrand conservative Giorgia Meloni has reached a record high in the polls as she continues forming the next Italian government.

National conservative Brothers of Italy (FdI) leader Giorgia Meloni, likely Italy’s next Prime Minister, says she may appoint technocrats to ministerial positions if no suitable candidates can be found within her centre-right coalition. Meloni met with the members of her

Brothers of Italy (FdI) leader and likely next Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni sharply criticised a French minister over remarks that France may monitor the country for violations of rights and freedoms.

Italy’s likely next Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has vowed to fight against speculators she claims are distorting the energy markets.

Giorgia Meloni being likely to become Italy’s first-ever woman prime minister is “anything but a win” for women because she represents “white feminism”, according to MSNBC.

The Guardian is upset that Giorgia Meloni, set to become Italy’s first woman prime minister, is opposed to gender quotas and “sexualised” herself during the election.

Giorgia Meloni’ was the most popular among workers and the lower middle, while the wealthiest Italians and university graduates voted left. 

Technocrat nation: Giorgia Meloni is set to become the first elected, rather than appointed, Prime Minister of Italy in well over a decade.

Former liberal Prime Minister Matteo Renzi dismissed alarmist claims that incoming Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is a “danger to democracy”.

Populist Matteo Salvini faces leadership challenge after his party underperformed Sunday, with voters turning to Meloni’s right-wing party.

The Italian centre-right alliance has overtaken the left-wing in traditionally socialist regions, smashing the historic “red wall”.

The leader of Italy’s most popular left-wing party has announced he will resign after its catastrophic defeat to a coalition of right-wing parties led by Giorgia Meloni.

Giorgia Meloni centre-right coalition is projected to win a majority of seats in the Italian Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.

The coalition led by Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy (FdI) party won Italy’s election on Sunday, meaning the country’s first national-conservative government is set to take power. Additionally, the victory is set to make Meloni the first female prime minister in Italian history.

Italians are voting Sunday in an election which could change the face of the European Union, with a right-populist coalition of anti-mass migration, eurosceptic parties tipped to win a parliamentary majority. 

Brothers of Italy (FdI) leader and conservative firebrand Giorgia Meloni has stated that the establishment left is afraid of her right-populist coalition winning the Italian national election this weekend, promising a new era of freedom for Italians.

President Von der Leyen spoke on Thursday on a trip to the United States just days ahead of Italy’s national election on Sunday, saying: “My approach is that whatever democratic government is willing to work with us, we’re working together,” but added: “If things go in a difficult direction, I’ve spoken about Hungary and Poland, we have tools.”

Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has courted controversy on the eve of the Italian elections by saying that Russian president Vladimir Putin was “pushed” into war with Ukraine.

Conservative Giorgia Meloni declared she is ready to govern as Italy’s first female prime minister, but accused the left-wing of “fake news”.

Incidents of violence toward right-wing candidates and supporters ahead of Italy’s national elections this month, including gunshots.

Polls show a steady lead for the right in the September 25 Italy election, with pledges to support falling birthrates and tackle immigration.

Italian social conservative firebrand Giorgia Meloni, leader of the Brother of Italy (FdI), has promised to cut taxes as her party remains the most popular ahead of next month’s national elections.

An Italian pollster says trends indicate that the left-wing parties will not be able to bridge the gap with the centre-right coalition, which is polling around 20 points ahead.

A trade union official was attacked, robbed and kidnapped by a group of migrants in a makeshift camp in the Apulia region of Italy.

A poll of polls indicates the right-wing coalition of Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini may win as many as 60 per cent of seats next month.

Populist leader Matteo Salvini opened the way for firebrand Giorgia Meloni to become Italy’s next Prime Minister if the vote goes her way.

ROME (AP) – Italian premier Mario Draghi resigned Thursday after key coalition allies boycotted a confidence vote, signalling the likelihood of an early election and a renewed period of uncertainty for Italy and Europe at a critical time.

A North African migrant from Morocco was caught on video on the streets of Turin attempting to attack another man with a machete.