Giorgia Meloni’s government, now Italy’s longest‑running since World War II, is gearing up for a grand showcase in Bari’s port area, where she recently hosted the G7 and spends her summer holidays. The event, billed as a festival‑style celebration, aims to highlight her right‑wing administration’s achievements and rally support ahead of the upcoming election. As the Futuro Nazionale party surges in the polls, observers question whether Meloni will lean back into her political roots to secure a decisive victory. The preparations are already underway, with the city poised to host a high‑profile display of the prime minister’s agenda.
Futuro Nazionale party’s speedy poll rise poses questions whether PM will return to her roots before electionEurope live – latest updatesGiorgia Meloni’s government has become the longest-running in Italy since the second world war – a milestone the prime minister is determined not to let pass unnoticed.In the port area of Bari, the capital of the southern Italian region of Puglia, where Meloni hosted the G7 in 2024 and where she spends her summer holiday, preparations are well under way for a festival-style showcase of her rightwing administration. Continue reading...
