clearly the brothers of italy is the far—right and the largest party, it will be in coalition with thetners 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 what we are seeing? there is something surprising, _ make of what we are seei

i talia the league and brothers of italy value. italy's move toward right when government comes amid political instability, slow i can it growth and an energy crisis caused by the war and ukraine. if she does end up prime minister, maloney will have her work cut out for italy has historically had strong voter participation. but this time just 64 percent turned out. i asked our correspond julia. so deli, why so many italian state home? oh, there it is. a clean, clear sign of dissatisfaction in italy, not only with the current parties running, but with the political class. in general. we've seen people not really have trust in the parties that have governed until now and well, many decided not to go to the pulls at all. the fact that judge maloney was the, is the winner of these election according to the results we have until now is also assigned that if there is a satisfaction and italians were, were looking for change. her party was not in government in the last few years. and she is seen as a new face, someone who can bring a breath of fresh air to the political system in italy. and

recalled, low turnout has cast a shadow over the pole victory for georgia, maloney with her brothers of italy's leading a right wing coalition to a majority in both houses of parliament. maloney is on track to become italy's next prime minister. happy to gay said gamma. if the i called on to govern this country, you wanna be, will do so for every one moment, really governed, the theme of uniting people. daniel had him all follow beauty and seeking to make them more united rather than divide. actually a little nisha does look equilla, vivita, maloney and her party got just 4 percent of the vote in the 2018 election. since then, she's turned down her fall right often anti immigrant rhetoric to broaden her base . she is vow to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european the tactic is paid off at the polls. but her critics still see her rise as bad news. hold g switched up to day. this country is being handed over to the extreme, right, amer, every day we will see the results. daddy, however, was all in our opinion, there must be maximum mobilization within the institutions fed t

er...brothers of italy had a past, and a relationship with the past. there, and italians are aware of that. my point is that we will win if we show to the italian people that they are a danger for italy of today because of their position of today. their position of today are a danger for the country, because they will put the country in a corner at european level, because they will create a problem on climate change, on the economy. the economy will, er... you know, they were in government ten years ago. ten years ago, they were in... 11 years ago, they were in government. and they bring...they brought italy close to bankruptcy. they will bring italy in a situation in which, on individual rights, for instance, part of the country won't be part of the family of being part of this community. which...which parts of the country? the lgbtqi, for instance, community. they are against these kind of individual rights. their attitude is an attitude that is not the fair attitude that we want to have and to apply. but what we... this is just one example that i am

speaking afterwards, mr meloni said her brothers of italy party would govern for everyone and would notrust. == not betray people's trust. -- ms meloni- _ not betray people's trust. » ms meloni. italy has chosen asked, if we are called to govern this nation, we will do so for all italians, with a clear objective of uniting the people. we will ensure italians will once again be proud to be italian. fist will once again be proud to be italian. �* ~ ' will once again be proud to be italian. �* ~ , ., .,, italian. at 6296, turnout was very low. — italian. at 6296, turnout was very low. and _ italian. at 6296, turnout was very low, and voting - italian. at 6296, turnout was very low, and voting levels l very low, and voting levels were especially poor in southern regions including but her party is set to sicily. but her party is set to win with 25% of the vote. however she will have to share power with other right—wing parties in a coalition. with ford italia, led by silvio berlusconi, and matteo salvini's league party. a meloni lead italy will alarm much of europe, but unlike her right—wing

they showed giorgia meloni of the far right brothers of italy with a very sizeable lead, a healthy majority25% of the vote. and then the leader of the far right brothers of italy, between 8.5% - 12.5%. and the brothers of italy, between 8.5% — i2.5%. and the centre—right party between 6% — 8%. the reason we are showing those three parties together, they are the parties that will form the right—wing coalition that is now likely to be able to form a stable government and a pretty healthy majority at that. giorgia meloni way out in front ahead of her coalition partners, the hardline firebrand former interior minister matteo excel arena, and silvio berlusconi, almost 86 years old, three times prime minister, known as much for his sex parties as for his politics. also be looking to get about 45% if the exit polls become reality in a majority in both houses of parliament. —— matteo salvini. in both houses of parliament. -- matteo salvini.— matteo salvini. in the last hour, matteo salvini. in the last hour. a — matteo salvini. in the last hour, a senior _ matteo salvini. in the last hour, a senior

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 arty league and 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 s

you're just images there now 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,

, arose from the ashes _ brothers of italy, arose from the ashes of— brothersar—right party of about a decade and a half ago, which in turn _ a decade and a half ago, which in turn arose — a decade and a half ago, which in turn arose from the ashes of benitomussolini's party. even though she has— benitomussolini's party. even though she has played the stan usual in her campaign _ she has played the stan usual in her campaign rhetoric, she comes from the same _ campaign rhetoric, she comes from the same stable as marine le pen and viktor— the same stable as marine le pen and viktor orban. if you look at the problems— viktor orban. if you look at the problems the eu is having with the hungarians and the poles at the moment, — hungarians and the poles at the moment, you will now be adding it a was, _ moment, you will now be adding it a was, that— moment, you will now be adding it a was, that will be very awkward for other— was, that will be very awkward for other leaders to decide quite how to treat her~ _ other leaders to decide quite how to treat her. even if, a

brothers of _ keep fighting. giorgia meloni's brothers of italy _ keep fighting. giorgia meloni's brothers of italy party 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 sol

the leaders of italy's right when the alliance wrong course to win a clear majority in both houses of parliament, now led by georgia maloney of the brothers of italy whose promising to restore national pride in her victory speech. she said she would work to bring unity rather than division george and learned, he takes the stage in a historic election when he's now set to become italy's 1st female prime minister and the 1st leader of a far right italian government, tooth world war to her right tween coalition stood, 44 percent of the vote. well ahead of her lettering rivals. signaling a tech tonic shift in italian politics. maloney's party brothers of italy has its roots in near fascism opponents fear. rollback of rights for the party is quick to disavow any connection with italy's fascist past. good, i could, if you look at our percentage fidelity darya took a 26 percent of the vote in italy. so unless you want to say that all the italians are fascist, or most of them it's, it's, it's something that is not true. now we, we are not that we are ah new way to think at the right ah, politics. and, and that said others here that the election r

melanie's party, brothers of italy, has its root in a new foundation -- neo-fascism. party is quick to disavow any connection with italy's fascist past. >> if you look at our percentage , brothers of italy took a 26% of the vote in italy. unless you want to say all italians are fascist or most of them, it is not true. we are not that. we are a new way to think of right politics. and that is it. guest: others fear that the election results may tape the balance in -- may tip the balance in european union decision-making to the rate. >> italy will be led by the right. the trend that arose in sweden a few weeks ago has also come here. today is a sad day for italy and for europe. there are hard days ahead of us. guest: though meloni has been known for her hardline views on social issues like immigration and same-sex marriage, when she took the podium, she promised to govern for all italians. it is a message that has resonated with many voters. >> i always supported the left, but they disappointed me. i am 75 years old. i would like to see change. let's give this a try. sure

that's what georgie melanie says about herself, the 45-year-old leader of the right-wing party brothers of italy and, as observers predict, the next prime minister of this country, polls show that they are ready to vote for her party in the parliamentary elections the most voters. that brothers george and meluni get an extremely good result, i suspect about 30%." illegal migrants did not arrive, and they nervously say, despite bathing, that in europe they are a little worried about meleni and what will happen, what will happen the end will not be a joke italy will be able to protect its national interests refuge in the youth itself is often compared with the ideas of the hungarian leader viktor orbán the main opponent of the youth in these elections the leader of the democratic party and former prime minister henry kola says the victory of the brothers of italy on sunday is dangerous, he is an honor to him new year's on sunday, democracy will be happy if the right wins this sunday, the first to be happy is putin to the right-wing zaporizhzhya coalition, which is more incredible and will come to

in italy, the center-right coalition wins early parliamentary elections, the union of the parties italy's brothersgue and forward italy is gaining about 44% of the vote. after counting 99% of ballots a new example for the first time in the history of the country, most likely will be the leader of the brothers of italy, george meloni , all the details from our stopcor in rome asimyanova. george miloni made herself wait three hours before she went 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, brothers, italy was not given even five percent. today she has 25 she won and the prime minister's chair is on 99% of her grandees kill the great goal that we as a political force have always set for ourselves was that the italians could once again be proud of being italians, that they would proudly wave the italian flag. this is our task and we will fulfill it from the stage and the melody thanks silvia berlusco

on pace to win a majority in the both houses of parliament taking 44% of the seats meloni's brothers of italy got over a father of the vote by itself the five star movement and pd are the opposition parties taking 19% and 15% of the vote your reaction? >> i want to take a look at the italian yield reaction i want to point out the progress it has been for fratelli this was a party founded in 2012 it has post facist roots 1 in 4 people have voted >> there was one party in unity government there was one party to enact policies of the last 17 months in july and last couple months as caretaker fratelli >> benefitted from the opposition party and new face as you have been saying which is common in italian politics it comes and goes. >> let me look at markets. as steve and i were saying, the exit polls were accurate to a point as to how this would pan out. center right coalition looking to take 45% of the total national vote. the reaction so far has been pretty subdued i would say overall. you see the reaction across italian assets and banks reacting we have been saying italian banks have been resil

afraid of the incompetence of its party members, and in general, when they talked about the brothers of italy everyone knows only george melody, there are several other names, for example, alfredo ursa, who came to ukraine recently and he wanted there, he confirmed the support of the brothers of italy, the support of ukraine at the moment italy is heavily dependent on the financial aid of the european union for recovery after the pandemic, so meloni has become more loyal to the eu and more inclined to share his policy towards ukraine, our position on the western field is crystal clear, we demonstrated it once again by condemning without any excuses russia's brutal aggression against ukraine and helping the opposition to strengthen italy's position at european and international forums under the previous government italy became a good partner of kyiv , provided military aid and accepted two hundred thousand refugees on the policy of george melanie will still be greatly influenced by the very development of the war ukraine is winning so far and therefore she does not even have another choice but

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 blood and you know, they're 25 percent. so that is that is a real jump. and she campaigned on a very simple ticket, italy, 1st god, family and fatherland, that so slogan it's comparable to trumpet other right, bring populace around the road and we will see if that resonates with about us tonight about now ahead of the elections. polls showed that many voters were still undecided and tell us a little bit more about that and how that could sway at the results. well, up to 40 percent of the voters, they say they are undecided, but the polls are not very reliable because they are now 14 days old. it's the law in italy that there is a silent face be before the elections. so the poets could, could only be taken until 14 days ago. so you

of her victory. with one saying she had taken italy near final result show the rightly alliance of maloney's brothers of italy, mateus havanese, lega and silvio berlusconi is fought sir, talia winning around 44 percent of the vote. far ahead of its left wing rivals with maloney's party alone, winning some 26 percent. but with turn out down to her story low of just 64 percent in rome, reactions to maloney's when were mixed no less. i don't follow her much honestly, but i prefer the coalition that her party is part of school or does it should. i mean, am, i'm not happy. i didn't vote for her, but it's democracy. did everything she had it through the she can live up to the role and prove she can represent all italian spot, those who voted for right wing parties. but especially those who didn't. wall maloney may have been all smiles on election night as likely weeks of talks ahead before a new government is formed. if maloney on her right wing allies do end up in power, they'll be confronted with crises from the get go. with italy struggling with soaring living costs and europe facing down russian aggres

all of europe is watching as italy, alexa new parliament on sunday. pulse of just the far right coalition, along with georgia, maloney and her brothers of italy is likely to take office. it's expected to make tax cuts and deficit spending a priority over economic reforms and for european financial markets, that's a bit of a concern. building luxury boats is particularly expensive right now. that's because the costs of raw materials and energy are rising here too. in the central italian region of america, there are also the typical italian problems that have never changed, complains, co owner giovanni calico, even though so many pass politicians promised they would look at route to the one to him. but i believe all entrepreneurs want to essential things. the prima, the 1st is lower and fair taxes, bossa google lexical, and the 2nd is less bureaucracy. michelle garcia. this is exactly what the far right populous party brothers of italy promises to do if it comes into power. a promise that lures medium size entrepreneurs to lean towards party leader, georgia milanni here and the only a region the steel industry has a long tradition. at

i predict that in 2023 , we will see how strong the charismatic leader of the brothers of italy, georgei, will be because to maintain such a very motley partner coalition by partner, i mean when the league on the one hand has a memorandum of involved russia in the style of the choice of god, which quite openly talks about supporting putin, is directly shocking to the point that he likes this charismatic leader and his politics is incredible it will be difficult, but the fuses that are in the persons or institutions of the european union and official washington and only george melony will need funds from the european union, i will remind you again in this country, one of the highest public debts in general, since 2011 after the crisis of 2008-9 , george miluni will still balance how she will do it. this is an incredibly large and complex job, and we still have to get to know them gentlemen, at the very end, briefly, if i may allow, these are such things. well , what worried me, for example, and worried me about giorgia melody. these are her plans to actually abolish parliamentarism, the

of affairs at the front. on extraordinary in the parliamentary elections in italy, the center-right coalition won the largest number of votes , the euroskeptic party brothersy won the largest number of votes, and its leader, george melody, now has every chance of becoming the first woman prime minister in the history of the country from italy, report by our support correspondent asya emelyanova. george miloni made herself wait 3 hours before going to the microphones. but how long did you wait? she this victory at the age of 19, handing out leaflets of the national alliance, she said in an interview that the day when she wins will definitely come on 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 are 99% of her and the grandees killed the great goal that we, as a political force, have always set ourselves and was that the italians could once again be proud that they are italians, that they would proudly brandish the italian flag. this is our task and we will fulfill it from the stage, without thanks to silvia berlusconi and matveil salvini, without the leagu

of the european commission who fears democracy resorts to shameful financial blackmail brussels' anxiety is understandable italy can get the first government of nationally oriented forces, modern world war ii colleagues of italy's brothersnister of the interior del mote salvini and forward italy political centenarian silvia berlusconi, they will get a country in an economic crisis with a huge debt. the inequality of the oldest population, the unclear prospects for restoring living standards in the face of record inflation and the threat of an energy blockade in the coming winter, understand this and ordinary italians avoid disaster. that's all i hope for, i think we are in for a very difficult time. i would like to hope that there will be a government that will actually do something to modernize the country's change in reality. i expect that nothing will change. in any case, it is most likely that the new government will not last long. the average, so to speak, life expectancy of a coalition government in italy is a year and a half. the next italian cabinet will be the twentieth in a row over the past 30 years. emil mersaev daria tikhomirova to lead. and back to the tragedy in udmurtia where a school shooting killed 13

ahead of her lettering rivals. signaling a tech tonic shift in italian politics. maloney's party brothers of italy has its roots in near fascism opponents fear rollback of rights. but the party is quick to disavow any connection with italy's fascist passed. i could, if you look at our percentage fidelity darya took a 26 percent of the vote. they need to leave. so unless you want to say that all the italians are fascist, or most of them it's, it's something that is not true. now we, we are not that we are ah new way to think at the right ah, politics. and, and that said others here that the election results may tip the balance in a you decision making to the right as rights when governments rising europe talavera and we're not be this through, italy will have a right when governments, the trend that arose in sweden, a few weeks ago has also come to italy or drill today is a sad day for italy and for europe. allude all there are hard days ahead of us. jordan duty. no, maloney has been known for her hard line views on social issues like immigration and same sex marriage when she took the podium after

ahead of her letting rivals signaling a tech tonic shift in italian politics. maloney's party brothers of italy has its roots in near fascism opponents fear. rollback of rights for the party is quick to disavow any connection with italy's fascist passed. good. i could, if you look at our percentage for their liddy darya took a 26 percent of the vote in italy. so unless you want to say that all the italians are a fascist, or most of them it's it's, it's something that is not true. now we, we are not that we are ah, new way to think at the right ah, politics. and in that said, others fear that the election results may tip the balance in a you decision making to the right. as rights when governments rise in europe, toyota and greedily will be led by the right. but then the, the trend that arose in sweden, a few weeks ago, has also come here underneath earlier. today is a sad day for italy and for europe earlier. there are hard days ahead of us. jordan duty go, maloney has been known for her hard line views on social issues like immigration and same sex marriage when she took the podium after her e

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

change we will now discuss the politics of italy with the one-time saver of russia in italy, sergey sergeevich hello good afternoon, the party won the most votes, brothers, italy is a rather radical movement. many even call it the most radical since the second world war, in your opinion, what is the reason for such a choice of italians in the elections, a right-centric coalition of several parties won, which gained 44% of the votes of the selectors for the number of members of the two chambers of parliament. it looks like this today 115 places out of 200 all signs and 237 out of 400 in the chamber of deputies, that is, the success of the party of the right-wing coalition will definitely succeed. what is the reason for this ? but the question is complex, which cannot be answered unambiguously, but i think it is due to the fact that in italy there is a progressive complication of the socio-economic situation in many parameters of price increases. for food for housing and communal services tariffs, this is primarily gas and electricity, a record e, the state budget deficit and public debt. a record inflation and the previous outgoing government into a prof

she has already stated that the brothers of italy have come to power and will remain for 5 years. melyanov and anton chagaev lead, italy rome in moldova, the opposition demands that my president sandu and the government go to the resignation of the demonstrators indicate that the current authorities have brought the country to catastrophes inflation is almost 40%. therefore, they chant, we change sanda for firewood, evgeny petrukhina will tell how events develop. today, only to the finish line, but above all to internal political changes in moldova, they are chanting down with maia sandu, these are already protests near the parliament building, activists set up a tent city so that the protesters could not settle directly on the territory of the police parliament. i had to line up in several rows, and still tents, now and then thrown over the fence. we will stay until the end in order to reach the goal, so that temptations come to suck, to change moldova so that it is again readable moldova that it was and that people rejoiced, in fact , it just dried up, like a person, like a presi

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

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

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

but exit polls suggest that is about to change, with the far—right "brothers of italy" emerging as thety in the new parliament, and putting its leader giorgia meloni on course to become the prime minister. her party leans further to the right than any government since the mussolini 80 years ago. the democratic party have already conceded, she said the voters had indicated their desire for a centre—right government and that she would work for all italians. italy has chosen us, we will not betray italy, we have never betrayed our homeland. so it's important to understand that if we are called to govern this nation, we will govern on behalf of everybody, all italians, with the clear objective of uniting this people, underlining what unites it rather than what divides it. earlier, debora serrachiani of the democratic party addressed the media accepting defeat. considering the numbers we have seen so far, we can't deny the right has won. led by giorgia meloni. we think it is sad for— led by giorgia meloni. we think it is sad for the _ led by giorgia meloni. we think it is sad for the countr

of the european commission, who fears democracy resorts to shameful financial blackmail brussels' anxiety is understandable italy can get the first government of nationally oriented forces, modern world war ii companions of italy's brothers the league of the former interior minister mote salvini and forward italy of the political centenarian silvia berlusconi they will get a country in an economic crisis with a huge debt. the inequality of the oldest population, the unclear prospects for restoring living standards in the face of record-breaking inflation, the threat of an energy blockade in the coming winter, understand this and ordinary italians to avoid disaster - this is all i hope for, i think we are in for a very difficult time. i would like to hope that there will be a government that will actually do something to modernize the country's change in reality. i expect nothing will change. anyway it is most likely that the new government will not last long. the average, so to speak, life expectancy of a coalition government in italy is one and a half years . next, we turn to the sports news to present them danil makhalin, good morning. danila the international olympic committee is seriously concerned about the cancella

in italy, the centrist coalition wins early parliamentary elections 99% of the ballots and associations with the brotherste, the league and 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 emil mersaev will tell george meloni's italy about what waist rates can be like under the new government. the last minutes of tense expectation and now the decisive moment of the parliamentary elections ended, the party brothers of italy are celebrating success. the heroine of the evening is forty-five-year-old george miloni, who has every chance of becoming the first female prime minister in the history of italy; her company is subordinate to the motto god of the fatherland. melody family opposes lgbt dislikes immigrant muslims demands maritime gratitude to libya to to block the flow of refugees from africa in sympathy for russia, she was not noticed; moreover , she repeatedly stated that in the event of victory in the elections, the kievites would continue to supply weapons, from the first

next to italy — as you've been hearing voters have elected its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni. the leader of the far right brotherson. she will now 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 sa

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

giorgia meloni's far—right brothers of italy has led the polls. he 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 pro—civil rights, but he failed to form a broad centre—left coalition. he fell out with the once anti—establishment five star movement that came top last time, but has plummeted. it's hoping its social welfare policies will save it now. so, how will the poll affect the war in ukraine? mario draghi has been a big supporter of kyiv. and while giorgia meloni backs that, her coalition partners have had close ties with vladimir putin, and salvini has even suggested dropping sanctions on moscow due to the energy crisis. so this election matters both here — with italy perhaps about to elect its first woman prime minister and first far—right leader since mussolini — and abroad, with implications for its relationship with europe. but this country's had almost 70 governments since the second world war, so we mightjust be back here aga

how do they compare or how do brothers of italy compare with them and this far right wave of populism that has swept across parts of europe? pieter: it's a very interesting question. both sweden and italy, you can see very dodgy, dirty origins. the fascists, the post-fascist movements include re--- in italy is clearly linked with her party and the sweden democrats were started by skinheads. i do think in both cases there are objective changes in official policy stances, certainly in sweden i think yes, the party is slightly populist, but it is very close to the center right. it also depends which politician you are talking about. if you listen to giorgia meloni on russia, she has also changed her stance. she has congratulated pruden in 2014 -- congratulated vladimir putin in 2014 for conquering crimea and for his quote unquote election. now she has been solidly in favor of ukraine. that is undeniable. this is i think typical for wider trends of these antiestablishment parties across europe. they feel that to get to power, they have to abandon some of that luggage so to speak. in itsel