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Meloni is on course to make Italian political history, with her government set
to surpass Silvio Berlusconi’s 1,412-day record on September 4. Meloni’s
coalition has delivered an unusual period of stability in a country that has
seen 68 governments since 1946. Her government has won praise for fiscal
discipline and its crackdown on irregular immigration, but major reforms have
stalled. Her relationship with Donald Trump has also suffered a major setback,
while the rise of a new far-right force could complicate the 2027 elections. Is
Meloni entering a new era of political dominance, or could Italy’s instability
return?
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