Italy’s Giorgia Meloni torn between supporting Ukraine and pleasing Donald Trump
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has opted out of a G7 call to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as she seeks to avoid angering President Donald Trump while he is locked in a bitter row with Kyiv.
Russia, Ukraine and War
Mattarella, Italy’s ceremonial head of state, spoke about the conditions that led to World War II, warning of “authoritarian ...
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni accused Russia of "offending the entire Italian nation" on Friday as she stood by comments by ...
European leaders were summoned by French President Emmanuel Macron in a high-profile display of European coordination on ...
Ukraine now realizes that the process for becoming a member of NATO will take a long time, the ANSA news agency cited Italian ...
The Maltese-flagged oil tanker "Seajewel" was reported to be transporting Russian oil to Europe, in spite of sanctions.
The dual addresses came amid President Donald Trump’s early push to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine—a feat he wants to accomplish within 100 days. But the path to peace remains elusive as the ...
French President Emmanuel Macron painted a veneer of European unity by inviting a small number of handpicked European leaders ...
Kyiv Independent on MSN3d
Ukraine summit in Paris exposes divisions, lack of coherent plan, experts sayThe emergency Ukraine summit held in Paris by European leaders on Feb. 17 exposed divisions between European countries, ...
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had a telephone conversation with her Canadian counterpart and Group of Seven (G7) ...
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