Spotlight on Italy's Meloni as she hosts Biden, G-7 leaders amid ongoing global crises
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Italy’s first female prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, is hosting President Biden and G-7 world leaders following a massive victory by right-wing parties in the European parliamentary elections.
The summit comes shortly after EU elections that saw Meloni’s Brothers of Italy Party secure a resounding victory in the country. The results are seen by many as providing a strong boost for Meloni both domestically and internationally.
"The Italian Prime Minister arrived timidly on the international scene in 2022 because she knew the skepticism that existed in European capitals. Now after this victory in Europe, she feels Italy can relaunch the cards," Stefano Vaccara, founder of the digital daily La Voce di New York, told Fox News Digital.
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