The mere fact that Mario Draghi had a seat at that table “with Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz on the train to Kiev” reflected how, with the strength of his stature and credibility, he had made his country – burdened with debt and a persistent political instability – a equal partner with the most important European powers. Crucial to that success was not only his ability as former president of the European Central Bank, but also his unwavering recognition that the Russian war represents an existential challenge to Europe and its values. ” long article on the Italian political crisis.
“Everything is now at risk ever since a populist rebellion, motivated by an opportunistic seizure of power, torpedoed the Draghi government “, adds the American daily, stressing how the polls for the September elections” show that an alliance dominated by far-right nationalists and populists is strongly favored to lead Italy next autumn “.
This, we still read in the article by Jason Horowitz, “he raises concernswell beyond Italy “, on what” damage an Italian government more solidarity with Russia and less committed to the European Union could cause the cohesion of the West in the face of what is perhaps the greatest combination of economic challenges and security from the Cold War “.
Source: Ansa
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