25% it looks like the democratic party of the centre—left is following with 20% and the sstar movement with about 15.5%. what does that mean? clearly the brothers of italy it will be in coalition with the right wing. you can see the coalition partners of brothers of italy, the league of matteo salvini at 11.5% and forza italia of almost 86—year—old silvio berlusconi, three times prime minister at 7% and then another on the left. if we put those together the left. if we put those together the right—wing coalition that giorgia meloni will lead into government we expect stands at 40—45% of the vote. that would sweep them into power. with me is gianluca passarelli, professor of political science at sapienza university in rome. thank you for having me. what do you make of what — thank you for having me. what do you make of what we _ thank you for having me. what do you make of what we are _ thank you for having me. what do you make of what we are seeing? - thank you for having me. what do you make of what we are seeing? there i thank you for having me. what do you make of what we are seeing? there is| make of what we are seeing? there is somethin: make of wh

brothers of _ keep fighting. giorgia meloni's brothers of italy _ keep fighting. giorgia meloni's brothers of italy partyy has - brothers of italy party has honoured deal with other key leaders on the right, silvio berlusconi and matteo salvini. they know the italian public is chiefly concerned with the economy, particularly soaring energy prices, but they are also pushing a deeply conservative social agenda, promising that they can and italy's migration prices. the blockage — italy's migration prices. the blockage is _ italy's migration prices. the blockage is a _ italy's migration prices. the blockage is a fake _ italy's migration prices. tue: blockage is a fake solution, useful only for political rallies before the electoral campaign. there is no blockage thatis campaign. there is no blockage that is possible to be applied. we are not under invasion. the main problem on migration, if i have to say, the main problem on migration is the hundreds of thousands of young italians leaving the country to go abroad to find a job. this is my mission, our mission is to solve the problem of migration, thatis solv

of surrey and hejoins me now from birmingham. this is clearly a fantastic result for the radical right party brothers of italy which has only existedtion as a whole, notjust one party but three parties that make up the right. they have gained this level of support, 43% it seems at the moment, for 30 years, sometimes even more. up to 48%. but what happens now is within the right, the party that is by far the largest is the radical right brothers of italy. this party gets about 25%, we will see exactly how much when the votes have been counted. there are lies, again radical right, the league of matteo salvini, gets around nine, when in the last election they got 17, so a huge drop. and the party of berlusconi around 8—9%. it is huge, and we know this from the data, basically it means the right—wing voters are very much moving to brothers of italy, which causes a lot of problems to the other two. 50 which causes a lot of problems to the other two.— to the other two. so in terms of change — to the other two. so in terms of change going _ to the other two. so in terms of change going forward, - to the other two. so in termsl of change g

of memories. amy: italy's first far right leader since benito mussolini, giorgia meloni, has declared victory. her brothers of italy party

of memories. amy: italy's first far right leader since benito mussolini, giorgia meloni, has declared victory. her brothers of italy party is

parties in italy, d. w correspond julius of delhi, as in rome, she spoke to a senior member of georgia moran. his brothers of italy, party about their win. i knew is elaine luca's alley. she is a member of parliament for from italy, natania the party of jordan's army, lonnie. miss lucas ali doug maloney has said that she wants to govern for the entirety of italy for all of the population, but are looking at some of the leading values policies. for example, some non progressive policies looking at migration for l g b t writes, are abortion. how is she going to unite the country with these topics that are so divisive? well, 1st of all, these are not our priority right now because a economy ward that we are leaving right now. it's very tough. and i, i think our priority will be different in, you know, right away. after that, i think that is not that we are now progressive. are we are conservative, which is a different now way to look at our country an ad at the ward. but if you look at it, italian population is conservative, is not, there is not a population that, ah, does there a war for immigrant or other

the electorate is split is since 30 years now the brothers of italy, party maloney's party has been trying to distance itself from its neo fascist roads . but earlier this week, one of its candidates was actually suspended after praising hitler. and can you tell us more about what this party actually stands for? was the fortelli vitalia the, the brothers of italy are clearly rooted in fascism and post fissures. and you can tell that a simply from the party symbol, it's aflame in the italian colors. and that also is connected very strongly to benito mussolini. the former dictator and mrs. maloney is even using a slogans or from benito mussolini. but she's also on the other side trying to distance herself from fascism and portray her so as a normal conservative if you wish. as a christian conservative, she will stick to the values of family. she says. and so she's saying i overcame my opposed fascist routes. and, but now she's turning down everything and we will see if that holds a because many of her followers in the party are still a have sympathy for mussolini and other people. a former p

government since the second world war and have been opinion pulled in recent weeks showing the brothers of italy partyleader since benito mussolini. the wind continuing to strengthen, cloud across the uk, a short spell of rain that moves away from scotland and northern ireland this evening. it is going to feel colder than today. all due to that deep area of low pressure picking up the wind and cold air coming in behind that weather front which is bringing rain and pushing well ahead of it a lot of cloud. that rain will not last long, it sweeps through scotland and northern ireland then down across england and wales, following on, we see clear skies and showers. when the overnight, not as cold as last night, but could be down to seven in eastern scotland and north—east england. the band is in the english channel. after that we get this stronger northerly wind which is going to bring cold airfrom iceland. it is going to be a day of sunshine and showers, some could be heavy, more frequent across northern scotland, running down these north sea coasts. some sunshine around but the wind will be strong and g

now the brothers of italy party maloney's party has been trying to distance itself from its neo fascist roads. but earlier this week, one of its candidates was actually suspended after breathing. hitler. and can you tell us more about what this party actually stands for? was the fortelli vitalia the, the brothers of italy are clearly rooted in fascism and post fissures. and you can tell that a simply from the party symbol, it's aflame in the italian colors. and that also is connected very strongly to benito mussolini. the former dictator and mrs. maloney is even using a slogans or from benito mussolini a. but she's also on the other side trying to distance herself from fascism and portray her so as a normal conservative if you wish, as as a christian conservative a, she will stick to the values of family she says. and so she's saying i overcame my opposed fascist routes and but now she's turning down everything. and we will see if that holds a because many of her followers in the party are still, you know, a half sympathies for mussolini. and other people are a former prime minister, si

of memories. amy: italy's first far right leader since benito mussolini, giorgia meloni, has declared victory. her brothers of italy party is alive -- emerged out of the neo-nazi movement. we will look at the return of fascism in italy with professor ruth ben-ghiat, author of " strongmen, was lynched to the present." here at home, investigating the january 6 insurrection, we look at one of the key groups that helped plan and carry out the attacks. part of their goal, to normalize political violence. >> what you want to call them? >> proud boys. >> stand back and standby. >> individuals associated with two violent extremist groups have been charged with seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6 attack. one is the oath keepers. they are group of armed antigovernment extremists. the other group is the proud boys. amy: we will speak with reporter andy campbell, author of the book "we are proud boys: how a right wing street gang ushered in a new era of american extremism." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in iran, at least 41 peop

of three parties. giorgia meloni, the leader of the brothers of italy party, is on track to become the next prime minister the center right coalition the silvio berlusconi party and lega party taking around 44% of the seats in the chamber of deputies and senate. and in the speech following the release of the first exit polls, meloni said she would lead the government with the aim of uniting the country. >> translator: if we will be called to govern this country, we will do it for all eitalians with the goal of uniting its people and stressing what unites rather than divides. the great goal that we have always given ourselves in life as a political force was to ensure that italians could once again be proud to be italian and proud to wave the tri-colored italian flag this is the task it is one we will fulfill if we are called upon to govern the nation. >>> in the meantime, the senior member of the democratic party expressed disappointment, but vowed to be a strongparliament >> in light of the information we have seen to now, we attribute the victory to the right taken over by giorgia meloni this is a sad n

at the brothers of italy and headquarters in the italian capital and forecasts up to now suggest a win for the right wing alliance lead by george maloney and hurt nationalist brothers of any party. now maloney would become italy's most right wing leader since world war 2 and it's 1st female prime minister. so for more on base, we're going across live now over to rome, where detail you correspond and band it he get is at standing by 1st band at what's the latest information that you have here. the 1st exit pose in the polls close to a couple of minutes ago and the exit post actually support what we knew already the right wing coalition will win the majority of the seats in the senate. and also in the 1st shame of parliament, the exit voicemail say that the 3 writing coalition partners get 41 to 45 percent of the votes and to reach a majority of comfortable majority in parliament actually and the party of the georgia maloney for 30 vitalia brothers of italy may reach between 22 and 26 percent of the votes. that there's exactly that. what the poll said 14 days ago, so we can say tonight, the georgia milady has one and she's the most likely next prime minister of italy. the 1st fem

next to italy — as you've been hearing voters have elected its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni. the leader of the far right brothers of italy partyw try to form a government with a bloc of right—wing parties — with a history of anti—eu rhetoric — but it is funding from the eu that has been propping up the heavily indebted italian economy in recent years. besides tax cuts, her alliance wants to renegotiate italy's massive eu covid recovery plan, but with the next tranche of debt relief due in december how that relationship plays out will be crucial going forward. let's discuss this with francesco galietti, ceo, policy sonar. joining us live from rome. welcome to the programme. many in italy actually had the economy and mine how tough things are currently for them, when they went to the ballot box. what are they hoping this new government will do? let’s new government will do? let's sa that new government will do? let's say that italians _ new government will do? let's say that italians are _ new government will do? let's say that italians are voted - new government will do? let's say that italians are voted for i say that italians

of five popular video services in one subscription for only 499 rubles. per month. in italy, right, the central coalition wins early parliamentary elections, the union of the brothers of italy partyd forward italy is gaining about 44% of the votes for the new prime minister for the first time in the history of the country, most likely to be a woman the leader of the brothers of italy, george meloni, with details our own correspondent in rome about family. george miloni made herself wait 3 hours before going to the microphones. but how long did you wait? she had this victory at the age of 19, handing out leaflets of the national alliance, she said in an interview that the day when she would win would definitely come in the last elections of her party, the brothers of italy did not give even five percent. today she has 25 she won and the chairs of the prime minister for 99% of her such grandees were killed the great goal that we, as a political force, have always set ourselves and was that the italians could again be proud that they are italian, so that they proudly wave the italian flag. this is our task and we will fulfill it from the stage of the melody thanks to silvia berlusco

stories here now to 0. italy looks likely to have its most right when government, since the end of the 2nd world war. exit polls predict georgia maloney's brothers of italy, party and it's right wing alliance of 141 to 45 percent of the vote, which if confirmed, should make it to the largest block in parliament. the number of people who died when their boat sank off the coast of syria has risen to 97. most of them were palestinian refugees fleeing poverty and lebanon. and trying to get to italy. and he's 25 people drowned when their boat capsized in a river in bangladesh. but it was carrying 100 people along the co to our river to a hindu temple. in the north, dozens is still missing referendums being held for a 3rd day in full russian occupied areas of ukraine. some people in mario pole in the that internet screeching a voting in the polls organized by moscow back separatists voting is also taking place in new hunts parisha and house on ukraine. and it's western allies say they won't recognize what they call a sham referendums, saying the vote is an attempt to annex more ukrainian territory. crushing missiles hit buildings on saturday night enforced a power su

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policy of italy can change with the ambassador of the scattering in italy, sergey one-time sergey sergeevich hello . most of the votes during the elections were won by the brothers of italy party, such a rather radical movement. many even call it the most radical in italy since the second world war, in your opinion, what caused such a choice of italians. sergey sergeevich can you hear us? hello sergey sergeevich can you hear me? sorry. right now we have not yet been able to contact the russian ambassador to italy. but we will return to this conversation a little later, but now the latest data from the ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation. the armed forces of the russian federation continue specifically in this operation in the city of zaporozhye with a strike by the russian aerospace forces, up to 100 militants of the ninth regiment of the special purpose cheetah of the national guard of ukraine, as well as more than 50 foreign mercenaries, were destroyed by high-precision weapons of the russian aerospace forces the industrial zone of the city of nikolaev hit the point temporary deployment of units of the fifty- ninth motorized infantry brigade. the arm

italy? it could be what is interesting is to look at how together the 3 parties of the coalition end up working. we've seen that john de maloney has obtained with her brothers of italy quite a big majority compared to the other 2 main parties in the coalition. the league and fort se talia are they do agree on a lot of their policy points from reducing taxes to how they deal with a lot of the irrelevant issues in italy, especially looking at the cost of living crisis. but they do differ on some other issues. for example, if we look at foreign policy, we see a bit of loose, corny in fantasy talia and saline in the league being a bit more pro russia a well georgia maloney has positioned herself as being starkly a pro. you can ukraine and following the european line, or we see that on some points they really do differ and will have to keep an eye on whether they manage to maintain unity or whether they start to fight internally within the coalition. because do you think so, vini and bella, scone will be content to play junior partners, to maloney and maloney's brothers of italy, party or they are both figures who were in leadership positions we had been, was co

her brothers of italy party could top the vote, but is likely to need to go into coalition with otheren looking at the complexity of governing italy. there are some things that italians agree on — they've got the best coffee and food — and many they don't. politics is one of them, and it's at the fore today, in a crunch election. politics is one of them, and it's at the fore today, in a crunch election. it was sparked injuly, when the prime minister, mario draghi, lost the support of his coalition partners. so—called super mario had stabilised this politically volatile country, amidst the covid pandemic and war in ukraine. giorgia meloni's far—right brothers of italy has led the polls. she wants tax cuts, a naval blockade of libya to stop migrant boats and is hardline on lgbt rights. her party has neofascist roots, but she vehemently rejects the label. she's in coalition with the ultranationalist lega of matteo salvini and the ex—prime minister silvio berlusconi, known as much for his "bunga bunga" sex parties as his centre—right politics. fighting them is enrico letta, pro—europe and

the right wing alliance led by georgia, melanie and her nationalist brothers of italy, party is expected to win the race. maloney would become italy's most right wing leader since world war 2. and it's 1st female prime minister, a victory for her would put the use 3rd largest economy in the hands of a euro, skeptic, nationalist government. but italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. pulse close at 11 p. m. local time. deal news bound, rieger. it is in rome, covering the elections. and i asked him why italians are set to elect a right wing government. but italy has seen 3 governments in the last 4 years. and italian voters are just fed up with all these parties that tried in different coalitions to govern here in italy and georgia. maloney and the fertility tardy of the brothers of italy. we're the only part you're staying out of all these governments always in the opposition. so it's easy for her to argue against everything that you don't have seen so far. and the voters are also not unhappy to try something new to bring some flesh bloo

italy, where a rifling alliance is cayman victory. in the parliamentary elections, which could see the leader of the brothers of italy, party, george maloney become the 1st female prime minister in the country's history. any results indicates a coalition government that some c as italy's most white wing since the days of fascist tate have been the term with saline. and alliance of the brothers of italy matters of any legal silvio. berlusconi is forcing italia and b. as we moto, its parties, has one of a 40 percent of the vote, with a full results expected. later on, we spoke to independent jonas, look we, they who says the results show that italians want change. things have worsened in italy over the last years. and italian south fed up with having governments that last for one year maximum daph fed up with illegal integration coming from africa and from the middle east that is non desired. and italy and they are really on oh, shocked by the declaration of the last few days off. mrs. fog land, the president of the european commission when she threatened italy, if the italians voted badly, in other words, for mrs. maloney and her friends to

parliamentary elections points to a victory for a right wing block led by georgia maloney's brothers of italy, party. the alliance is expected to get between 41 and 45 percent. that a vote enough to guarantee control of both houses of parliament. and we of course, will be bringing you all the latest from italy. you can follow that on our website . you know, you got top dot com or on our channel here, take care. i'll see a very making rary to read. if there is any erotic events between them, you'd have to find it between the lines w literature, 100 german st. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning backs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for free with. oh, this is cooler, one of the largest cities in bung this with a population of morgan 6 median, this se in city has been always known for his culture and heritage. but in recent years, tensions betw

the rising star on the far right ga maloney, have joint forces, maloney of the post fascist brothers of italy party looks like to become italy's next prime minister. campaigning on guard, family and homeland. there are fear she may roll back on civil rights and endangered democracy. people here see maloney's party as the answer to many problems. jessica is all about, seeks to safeguard our national identity with an increasingly globalized and crisis written world. krishi had youngest. we believe that without her, our country will continue in a downward spiral that has been going on for a while and that is looking at it la, that's ga maloney's right, is definitely not her radical right dad. it's a right that basically defends italy's interest. he then he die. yeah. her supporters want a strong leader and to night maloney renews her promise to take on the establishment who has frightened us. there are people who are afraid. friends of those who are in positions, they do not deserve just because they are members of the democratic party. it's good, they fear us. now, in italy, public opinion is divided

generally speaking, open to self consumption, stability, georgia, maloney and her brothers of italy party have never been in power before. why do you think voters are willing to give them a chance despite the parties having roots in italy's post fascist movement? so there are 2 things to say possible judge a maloney is not a political debutantes even though her policy brought the lease. used to be very small and got 4 percent of the last elections. she has been in politics many years and she was even a minister in the sense of ripe governments. so the policy emerges within an established political framework box. i think part of the reason is because it's holly and have an overall sense of fatigue and they feel that they want to change the look into a party for that to answer your question about the new fashions. ruth, i believe that georgia maloney has a very good job moving out and giving her policy relatively palatable, mainstream conservative veneer. that is enjoy carlo of the german historical institute in room many, many thanks. thank you very much. around up now or some. the other n

the right wing alliance led by georgia milanni and her nationalist brothers of italy, party is expected to win the race. maloney would become at least most right wing leader since world war 2 and its 1st female prime minister. a victory for her would put the use 3rd largest economy in the hands of a euro, skeptic, nationalist government. but italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. polls close at 11 p. m local time. so why are italian voters turning to right wing parties? i asked my tale. got of all yeah, a research associate at the center for international studies at the university of oxford in the u. k. the key issue with this election is the cost of living is inflation. italians can afford painter bills and the one solutions and wanted to pass the think i'm going to be exceedingly disappointed with your political class for a very long time. enders, absolutely 0, probably cross implications. putting this content, i think italian will not be voting for georgia maloney's brothers of italy in itself. rodder. they will simply be trying to

of the 2nd world war, the most recent polls forecast victory for an alliance led by the brothers of italy, party. that would pave the way for its far right leader, georgia, maloney to become the 1st female. prime minister has been a 2 week blackout on polling. the boat is taking place against the background of widespread voter disillusionment. most of it is parties of voted already had of the far right league. mateo sal vinny told reporters he was quote, playing to win, not just to take part 5 star movement didn't for were from mr. joseph county and fort say, tanya, the de submit bernasconi of also voted georgia maloney has yet to be seen, but she twisted today you can participate in writing history. stephanie decker, whose enrolled there will be a preliminary exit poll, but this is more of a survey done by one of the companies where they simply ask voters who they voted for. and then in about 2 hours after that's around $23.00, g m t, i believe that there will be the 1st exit polls. i think we will in the early hours of monday morning, certainly have a very good idea as to how this vote has gon

italy on the cusp of momentous political change. this is bbc news, i'm mark lowen, live in rome, where polls havejust closed in a potentially game—changing election. polls suggest the brothers of italy partye its leader giorgia meloni italy's first female prime minister. she would also be the country's first far—right leader since benito mussolini. it all hangs on whether a coalition can be formed with the league, led by matteo salvini, and forza italia, headed by former premier silvio berlusconi. we'll bring you all the results and analysis as they come in on this, the most crucial of election nights.

italy's first female prime minister, but is a controversial figure. international allies are concerned by the far right nature and near fascist origins of her brothers of italy partyr until he correspondent italy's political earthquake travels in style these days. i had to ask. girogia meloni, self-appointed defender of the italian people, how it is -- comes from the near fascist r right though her tone is now more consciously mainstream. >> italy is changing says girogia meloni, carefly concentrating on economics. the crowd is worried about the cost of bread and the price of gas. theyeally want to give her ago. >> we need to change the future of our country. we believe in giorgia meloni. >> political rivals are sound the alarm about far right government, but many here think they are exaggerating. >> they are trying to scare us and design enemies for us. the left is trying to get rights for people. they are talking about the past. we want the future. >> giorgia meloni insists there are no nostalgic fascists in her part but what about this? that looks like a fascist salute. it just surfaced on social media. we see a cd counselor from -- a city counselor from giorgi

of a persistent knee injury. italy's general election on sunday could make history, potentially giving the country its first female prime minister. giorgia meloni of the far—right brothers of italy partythe vote. our europe editor, katya adler, reports from italy. italy's political earthquake travels in style these days. to give rise for people. just surfaced on social media, we see a city councillor from meloni's party making the gesture with others at a family funeral. prosecutors are investigating. silvio berlusconi — remember him — italy's allies in the eu and nato should they? let's judge the future governor by facts. she voted in favour of the sanctions. different things in government than she's done in the opposition. most italians just want some stability. these ceramic workers' jobs are at risk because of spiralling energy costs. translation: we start work before dawn now because energy prices are cheaper then. our bills have gone up 1000%. ijust hope the next government has a stable majority so they can do katya adler, bbc news, rome. the celebrated author dame hilary mantel, widely regarded as one of the greatest british novelists, has died at the age of 70. her publisher,

of italy to be headed by a woman. this is the 45-year-old politician giorgio meleni from the party of brothers of italy.t russia, except in the case of meleni's victory. the screwdriver of putin sympathizers, the league of matteo salveonini and forward italy, silva berlusconi, and their victory is very much waiting for the hungarian prime minister viktor orban, who simply dreams of the formation of a pro-russian coalition in the european union, but for ukraine, i will remind you of these the parliamentary elections became an unpleasant surprise because the previous prime minister mario draghi was an outspoken supporter of our people. but due to the party struggle, his government could not stand this struggle and resigned. kateryna nesterenko spoke with the editor-in-chief of the authoritative italian publication libero alexandro salusti about the person who called solovyov cream in his face live a palace made of shit, let's see. thank you for being like an interview and the first question about the elections. most forecasts say that your next prime minister will be a woman. how seriously will these elec

italy? her brother hamed tries to comfort her. sahar: what is meloni's policy towards migrants? hamed: she leads a far-right party in italy. ofcourse she's against refugees and migrants. though not against ukrainians, she has no problem with them. sahar: but she might have a problem with us? hamed: not with us, personally. but her approach to international politics, she is fundamentally against refugees and migrants, yes. >> but he knows what will restore her confidence. hamed: you know what, sahar? you're living in a place where you yourself could take meloni's place, become a prime minister, if you wanted to. something like that's no longer possible in afghanistan under the taliban. >> and then it's time to do something else that's no longer possible in afghanistan, another moment of freedom. lara: these two finns, pekka kunnas and pertti purmonen, live on the border with russia. they speak russian and are friendly with their neighbors on the other side. but that was before putin invaded ukraine. since the war broke out, residents in the small town of vÄrtsilÄ are divided over their russian neighbors. while most finns stand

italy? her brother hamed tries to comfort her. sahar: what is meloni's policy towards migrants? hamed: she leads a far-right party in italy. of course she's against refugees and migrants. though not against ukrainians, she has no problem with them. sahar: but she might have a problem with us? hamed: not with us, personally. but her approach to international politics, she is fundamentally against refugees and migrants, yes. >> but he knows what will restore her confidence. hamed: you know what, sahar? you're living in a place where you yourself could take meloni's place, become a prime minister, if you wanted to. something like that's no longer possible in afghanistan under the taliban. >> and then it's time to do something else that's no longer possible in afghanistan, another moment of freedom. lara: these two finns, pekka kunnas and pertti purmonen, live on the border with russia. they speak russian and are friendly with their neighbors on the other side. but that was before putin invaded ukraine. since the war broke out, residents in the small town of vÄrtsilÄ are divided over their russian neighbors. while most finns stan

now at 45 she has been the head of the far right brothers of italy party for eight years, credited with helping again national support by pledging to reduce taxes, promote italy's standing in the eu, and continue supporting sanctions against russia. her hardline views on immigration and what she calls the preservation of the christian family have raised fears of a return to controversial policies. let's bring in our guests now, joining us via skype from rome. cecilia emma sottilotta at the american university of rome. joining us from brussels is pieter cleppe, editor in chief at the brussels report. e.u. joining us --andrea mammone at sapienza university in rome. what are people hoping to get from giorgia meloni? cecilia: the main issue will be the cost-of-living crisis. the italian electorate has been very much dissatisfied with traditional parties over the past few years. probably the excellent result giorgia meloni obtained was caused by and helped by dissatisfaction. now is the time for her to deliver i guess on electoral promises. hazem: do you think she will have much scope to put

right to power for the first time in a century. 45-year-old george meloni, leader of the brothers of italy party, it's not easy the political force of nationalist conservatives, its roots in the neo-fascist organization were created by a follower of the dictator benito mussolini after the second world war . the reality is that the citizens understood what the news experts pretended not to understand, namely that we are a great party with a leadership class that corresponds to its to the task and her program and has a real sense of responsibility. george melani herself is a rather controversial personality. she promotes traditional family values, but she herself is a single mother. but at the same time, her party is completely unconcerned about the rights of young women, opposes abortion and even voted against the equalization of salaries between men and women . announced for the provision of weapons to ukraine, and she supported ukraine in all public speeches and said that she uh. that is, she speaks on condemns, she condemns russia, but if she joins a coalition with two forces that are pro-russ

and even now to italy, where a right when alliances claiming victory in the italian parliamentary elections, which could see the leader of the brothers of italy, party g o g, a, maloney become the 1st female prime minister in the country's history only results indicate a coalition government that some c as italy's most of white wings since the days of fascist dictator. benito, mussolini, and alliance of the brothers of italy, matter se lee. soviet velasco nice for the italia. and the us moderates parties has won over 40 percent of the vote with the full results expected. later on monday, we spoke the independent journalist, look with a who says the results show that italians want change. things have worse than the in italy over the last years. m italian south fed up with having governments that last for one year, maxima doubt fed up with illegal immigration, coming from africa and from the middle east. that is non desired in italy. and they are really own oh, shocked by the declaration of the last few days off mrs. fog lamb, the president of the european commission when she threatened italy, if the italians voted badly, in other words, for mrs. malo

her brothers of italy party, which campaigns against immigration, is set to take more than 40% of then 1971 in early trading as markets opened in asia. the markets opened in asia. dollar has been boosted b the the dollar has been boosted by the us central bank continuing to raise interest rates. the main philippine island of luzon