The bickering among the two will only impact Meloni, who has shown limited political ability to handle relations with Paris. This will increase Italy’s isolation in the European Union
Teresa Coratella on the recent developments in the relationship between Meloni and Macron, and the consequences for Italy
For Meloni, Berlin is the only open door to Europe
Teresa Coratella comments on Meloni’s visit to Berlin
Were it not for the ongoing war in Ukraine, the migration dossier would probably have dominated the minister’s presentation
Teresa Coratella analyses the guidelines for Italian foreign policy presented by the Minister of foreign affairs Antonio Tajani
In the eyes of Warsaw, the European Union remains one of the main responsible for the war in Ukraine
Teresa Coratella’s analysis from the Warsaw Security Forum
Meloni will try to play the troublemaker in Europe
The relationship between Rome and Brussels is likely to deteriorate noticeably after the Italian election, says Teresa Coratella
European capitals could finally understand how a stable and proactive Italy is beneficial for the stability not only of Italy itself, but also of the whole EU
Teresa Coratella analyzes the reasons behind the great European interest in the Italian elections
The big test for her will be to see if she manages to use the electoral victory as a way to completely reshape her party. But, as of today, I don’t think there is much she can do
Teresa Coratella comments on Giorgia Meloni’s moderation efforts
The relationship [between Meloni and Orbán] has always been very strong. I don’t believe relations have been totally abandoned. The relationship still remains
Teresa Coratella comments on the strengthening of ECR groups in Europe in the light of Italian elections
Her political view is a purely nationalistic, which could represent a serious threat to the EU project
Teresa Coratella comments on the candidates in Italy’s election
Italy today feels a bit like it did the 1970s
Teresa Coratella on Mario Draghi’s departure