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Giorgia Meloni continues to lead the government in Italy.

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Giorgia Meloni continues to lead the government in Italy.

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  1. Giorgia Meloni's government is facing political pressure over education spending issues and immigration policy.Sub-event
  2. Meloni's government submitted policy proposals to the cabinet.1 source
  3. Meloni announces plan to restrict foreign student presence in Italy.1 source
  4. Meloni proposed new national regulations while serving as Italy's Prime Minister.1 source
  5. Meloni advocates for military aid to Ukraine while her governing coalition faces internal tensions.1 source
  6. Internal political issues lead to remarks questioning Meloni's leadership and foreign policy.1 source
  7. Giubilei commented on Meloni's political strategy while she utilized RAI standards for media appearances.Sub-event
  8. Giorgia Meloni's party, National Future, operates within the Italian political system under her influence.Sub-event
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  1. Abkhazian diplomats appeared on an Italian web channel.Sub-event
  2. Bruno Moretti is appointed as the Planning and Budget Minister.Sub-event
  3. Threat of no-confidence vote could destabilize Italian government.1 source
  4. Giorgia Meloni leads the government in Italy.1 source
  5. Giorgia Meloni confirmed as Italy's prime minister.1 source
  6. Meloni's leadership is being compared to that of Silvio Berlusconi.1 source
  7. Italian government addresses migration issues.1 source
  8. Stating basic facts about Italy's government structure.1 source

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