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what has been a fascist mean in italy today? his material festival by p or some of those consider fascism. anything that is her and the sub richmond, conservative, nationalistic. so it's clear that the world is completely lost. it's me. on my dad's side though, i strongly believe that the italy cannot grow. it's so fashion to rule, so without breaking off the italian, low, the below, and the dimensional low. so i don't feel that a problem we should whar about i suspect if i asked every italian they would give me have completely different also. but what is your answer? what is a? well, i mean my answer is that fascism is an opinion it's, it's a crime initially and, and, and that's the way that it should be seen. i mean i remember i sort of decided to make the film fascism in the family when actually the word fascism kept on being used in english rather than italian. and i feel sometimes over use like anything and everything was a fascist. so listen, i think the key thing about brothers a visually and, and ga maloney, is that they

is that going to impact the way brussels now looks at italy? and having a little difficulty hearing you. but just to paraphrase what i think you asked was about how brussels will respond. we've already seen german chancellor sholtes really reach out to maloney saying that, you know, there were democracies, there are changes of leadership and were willing to work whoever with whoever is elected. i think there's also a beauty contest going on here because we see that our president, across france has a meeting this weekend with the pope and with the president of italy. and he has said that if protocol allows, he would like to meet with her on monday. so that is of great interest to me because he's almost racing to get to italy 1st. because france and germany traditional franco, german engine of the you is having a rough patch right now. and i think the fact that the crown that micron is reaching out to maloney means that he might see some possibility to build support with her in order to maybe get what he wants out of germany. so there's been a lo

i'm wondering if we've lost the context of what it means in italy. let me start with my terror festival. a terror pulling something out quite nicely. and i'd love for you to just be one of the back of him. what has been a fashion mean in italy today? his material festival. by peers though others consider fascism. anything that is on the sub richmond, conservative, nationalistic, so it's clear that the wall is completely lost. it's me. on my dad's side though, i strongly believe the italy cannot grow, it's so fast. you are also with the bracket of the italian, low, the, or below, and the international low. so i don't feel that a problem a war about i suspect if i asked every italian, they would give me, have completely different all. so what is your answer? take what is a well, i mean my answer is that fascism is an opinion it's, it's a crime initially and, and, and that's the way that it should be seen. i mean i remember i sort of decided to make the film fascism in the family when actually toward fascism kept on being used in english rather than ita

>> exactly. >> this wine produced exclusively in this tiny corner of italy, is one of italy's finestnd when the fog snowfall come, that's when it's harvested. so, i'm here at the perfect time, to see how she transformed these grapes. >> come in. here, you can smell it definitely. >> i definitely smell it. >> we finished the harvest two weeks ago. we're at the peak of the fermentations, and if you listen. >> oh yeah. >> it's alive. >> wow. >> our job is to keep the cap always wet. during the fermentation. because otherwise, it becomes vinegar. >> you're putting wine -- >> were popping up from the lower parts. >> you're popping it from the bottom to the top. icy. i'd like to have this in my kitchen. >> did you go and study wind making? >> i never studied wine making. not knowing nothing about it. made me learn really fast. wine is more like cooking. if it's burning, all stop. it's more really, i feel it. how to say. >> now for the best part of the process. for me at least. >> the wine is very young, it will be ready in 2019. two years here, half of it is asian. >> i'm not spreading tha

so for italy, this is not a wonderful thing. what has happened. but i would like our audience to remember that in fact, she has only like if the person wants to come in, i'll let you finish the thought. go ahead. valerie. then i'll bring in teresa again . yeah. now what i wanted to say is that she's only, we're always considering that she's got 26 percent of the people that voted. but the fact is that if we take into consideration the total number of voters, then we see that the major party is the party of the ones that did not go to vote 60000000 people. and she's only got 7000000 people voting for her, which means she knows very well that a lot of people in italy are not that happy about the results. it's basically the, our electro laura that made it possible. so she knows that she's got like only 15 percent of support. if you're looking at the total number of people that were entitled to vote, she knows that very well. so she's a tough woman, she's going to work hard. i'm short about that. and but she does know that she can do whatever she wish

what has been a fashion mean in italy today? his material festival might be of level those consider fascism. anything that is under stablish ment, consolidate, nationalistic. so it's clear that the wall is completely lost, its meaning on my side, though, i strongly believe that easily cannot call it fashion for without breaking down a little below the international. so i don't think that's a problem we should want about. i suspect if i asked every italian, then we can, we have completely different also. but what is your answer? what is it? well, i mean my answer is that fascism is an opinion it's, it's a crime initially and, and, and that's the way that it should be seen. i mean i remember i sort of decided to make the film fascism in the family. when actually the word fascism kept on being used in english rather than italian and i feel sometimes over used like anything and everything was a fascist. so listen, i think the key thing about brother is a visually and, and george maloney's that they have links, specific links and the

uh, so it's absolutely obvious to italy that, uh, it means italy will have the first ever female primey indeed those experts who say they can take your time to rejoice. of course they connect. this is with the experience of coming to power against the backdrop of such a difficult economic situation, when 100 years ago. uh, it means almost 100 years ago for such figures as mussolini e, hitler e, a little later salazar and so on franco e, there really is such a risk, but you understand, it seems to me that it is already worse than now and lower relations are lower points than the current democrats now. sometimes absolutely worse. here i agree, but there is here for me the elections in italy is alone one of these triggers is that no democracy in the european union, no, these right-wing parties have not managed to defeat these right-wing parties, as threats have already begun, what are these elections? we are not satisfied, we will cut. ah, contentment. you said about poland, because you know more about what is the most popular anecdote there, too, no democracy. no, kachinsky rules. he did

there are so many beautiful regions in italy.dea. this month the menu is set by these mothers. since they are from the southern region, they are going to teach me a beloved sunday classic. >> we need onion but you need to chop it very small. >> we are making ragu. >> so explain that. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> [ speaking non-english ] >> look away now if you are a vegetarian. this ragu is a symphony of meat. beef ribs, cuts of pork, sausages, thinly cut slices of steak are all browned and then poached in red wine. and finally, simmered in a cascade of tomatoes until the meat is falling off the bone. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> like bubbles. i've never heard that. the aroma of this classic meat paste tomato sauce is what i awakened to practically every sunday morning of my childhood. that smells really nice. and the mommas are in short indulging my sense of longing for those years. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> you have to do it. >> little she was however italian child first taste their mothers ragu. >> that's going to be

to his prime minister of italy and then one more episode.such things should not be ignored. i think that past the eyes, in general past all past their own attention, they consider something the lot of the yellow press in no case the captain of the football team of serbia is the soul. taji, openly publicly refused the request of the federation of the world cup to wear the captain's armband in support of lgbt and also the armband in support of ukraine. for some reason, they were forced to place these two armbands side by side . also, the players of the serbian national team will refuse any anti-russian actions throughout the tournament. here is the question of the serbs. just everything, it's understandable. these are our people, but where does this attempt at initiation come from? here is the initiation. here, by all means, a football player needs a slap, that is, the server had an armband with lgbt support and here this is the most important question that i ask and then you reflect on your opinion. so i personally think that this war that is

italy's far right leader, the first since mussolini.will challenge the election commission's decision to disqualify him from holding public office on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts. hello, and welcome if you are watching in the u.k. on pbs in the u.s. or around the world. and in a few days time, the u.k. will have a new prime minister. and penny morton has become the first conservative mp to say she is running to replace liz truss. no other mp has declared yet but former prime minister boris johnson and richie's neck have -- they each need the backing of at least 100 colleagues in parliament. whoever wins become conservative party leader and therefore the next prime minister. but opposition parties are calling for an immediate general election. >> i will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. >> a vacancy at the top of government once again. conservatives now need to choos their fifth leader and prime minister in just over six years. but can anyone unify a party that seems to have lost its way? penny thin

it has these appeared a little bit from italy. i would say that she's there currently a right wing populated. she has been right when populists for a number of years in the mall of sorry, donald trump. bannon. and in the mall of maybe vox and spain. and now they're right. we populous parties across europe, across the world, across the way. and if you look at her article, finally in europe, we're talking about low injustice cold on the tory party in britain. and, and there are 2 guys, so ok. i think she has showed sympathy for 3rd period. she has invited, for instance, week or, or bon were trans, it's very often. but i think we need to move a little bit forward and move on from about the trashes of the 19 days and get i think straight into the debate as to where there are federal. can you read you loud and mean i'm wondering then what kind of conservatism does maloney presents for italians? what's attractive for italians about? yeah, i think that you know what the use of ada active. i mean, having say that i do agree with the say t

and he's also a united italy policy activist. a. he is also a fan of bella rose, his wife's home country class, somebody on is explaining how to get to the rather one, a 8 a one year think what sort of issue they don't want people job with a stand on that gamble with nicola right here from the u. k, it's been looking forward to this day. there is great for the russian people for the russian soldiers that are saving the people in don't back because for so many years, everyone there has been voted by your friends for diesel credit people. they don't talk about that. they say, oh, rush is a fucking, as i said, no darling, 1st ukrainian or russian people and don't boss. and after 80 years, it's not a, a, a gone into the host, us and nato military bases with some 15 and a half 1000 us troops ah, test conditions to be free from usa. the 2nd condition is to be free from central bank of europe and european european union. i think that europe has to come back to be united with the rush because russia is europe. now thing put on think and if

that's one olive tree for every italian in italy. this region is italy at its most elemental -- simple fresh cuisine that's grown and produced here. fragrant olive oil, beautiful vegetables, cheeses renowned the world over. >> hello. >> hello. one focaccia. >> and durum wheat for pasta and bread. grazie. look at that. >> i'm stanley tucci. i'm fascinated by my italian heritage, so i'm traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. >> you really want it to be like that? >> need to be like this. >> despite being such a fertile region, puglia is also one of italy's poorest. >> it was nicknamed the shame of italy. >> located in the south, a place the italians call il mezzogiorno, or high noon, because of the intensity of the midday sun, poverty and hardship are very much a recent memory in this part of the world. >> get out of here. >> but today, puglia is coming into its own. there's a newfound sense of pride for its gastronomic roots. >> is this lung? >> i

american has lived in italy for over 40 years. he teaches english here. despite being an american, he finds the leading role. his country wants to play in all international conflicts . unacceptable. there are more u. s. soldiers here in italy today than the word during the war against notice. more soldiers to where is the enemy? where is the enemy? no more so well that though the enemy is i'm the enemy, ye cheesy enemy, of the people here in the street, r b b the other we are under control. i natal marianella . khadija is an anti ne, to activist with years of experience. she's travelled with peace delegations, to iraq and the former yugoslavia. she's never been afraid to state her views to senior officials or an allowance i think where are the most of them for the most tampa windy fund, i'm entirely a deeper male. like get on the door by using us for our lease when us base. yeah. laughing land. yeah. i believe he probably one of the mom or can it was he can indeed be an arc, may or may say we de la. so add a little dramatic on com

milan is the second biggest city in italy.t's the capital of lombardy, a region in the north of the peninsula, the gateway to northern europe and all of the trade and money that that brings. sophisticated. elegant. and rich. milan is the epicenter of design, fashion, and finance. the most iconic visual representation of milan's power is its cathedral, the biggest church in the whole of italy. this breathtaking architectural jewel with its forest of spires pointing upwards is the perfect metaphor for milanese ambition. where are you taking me, beppe? up? >> it's a very -- >> just up? >> it's a good place. >> yeah? one of my favorite italian writers has spent his whole life in milan. beppe severgnini is a regular "new york times" columnist. >> milan -- love the future. >> he is a master at explaining italians to the rest of the world. and i want him to tell me all i need to know about milan. >> welcome to milan's first ever skyscraper. >> even better, he has the keys to the most exclusive rooftop in the city. it's like a city un

maloney made it clear that italy is - made it clear that italy is with the eu and nature and stronglysitions. {lin and pro-russia positions. on russia, and pro—russia positions. on russia, there is one coalition partner long used hogging the limelight who is causing ms meloni a painful headache. 86—year—old silvio berlusconi has been at the centre a furious row over two lecture recordings. in them he blamed ukraine for starting the current or planned claimed president putin considers him number one among his five best friends. for now, ms meloni and her allies have been added front, power thanks to ambitious pledges to rebuild italy's economy and bring down energy costs, but to achieve those goals sure firstly to keep the peace in her own political ranks. tom brada, bbc news. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the contest to become the uk's next prime minister heats up, with penny mordaunt becoming the first to enter the race. borisjohnson heads boris johnson heads back borisjohnson heads back from holiday. the former us president, donald trump is summoned to testify before the c

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sadly, italy is at the front line. italy is likely to be exposed.uy: we just had a touch, 147 on dollar-yen. that 150 trade looks like it is in the money now. mark dowding, cio of bluebay. have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: the yen is truly spiking. it is up more than 1% against the dollar, and the spike is good then the spike from the ministry intervention last month. we are going to talk about what is driving the spike. vince cignarella joins us now. to talk us through what you're are seeing here in the yen movements. vince, we will get right back to you once we can get your sound. these moves, the reversal we have seen in a half an hour here is dizzying. i wonder what you are making of these moves? guy: it is going to be interesting to see what ultimately is the driver of this. it looks like the yen is half of this, but you are seeing it ripple across other assets. the swissie, you have other trades working, but is this the japanese authorities coming in? is this something else? there is a whole range of possibilities here. let's

yes, they are not going to put this anywhere, and in italy and italy, of course, will also go this waye most important thing was mentioned here about the external political line, that's just the point, the main task european union clear liberal agenda. subdue all of these and so on, but as soon as you have the choice of an anti-russian line or an lgbt line, then, of course, all your sins will be forgiven. watch poland and hungary at the same time. yes, they opposed this agenda for a long time. e about lgbt and about civil marriages and so on to allow. and the like, and they were fined there, they were threatened with exceptions, but it began. uh, when the conflict began in ukraine, most of all the sins were forgotten, suddenly you decide and the fines have disappeared somewhere. they forgave everything for a single, which means with europe, a position on russia and hungary no why? yes, because they are trying to kick the same thing here, and from italy in melody milon has already stated that he supports ukraine, but salvini, who recently walked in a t-shirt with putin, said that he con

uh, so it's absolutely obvious to italy that, uh, it means italy will have the first female prime ministered those experts who say they can take your time to rejoice. of course they connect. this is with the experience of coming to power against the backdrop of such a difficult economic situation, when 100 years ago. uh, it means almost 100 years ago for such figures as mussolini e, hitler e, a little later salazar and so on franco e, there really is such a risk, but you understand, it seems to me that it is already worse than now and lower relations are lower point than now would not say that the current democrats are sometimes worse than fascists. i absolutely agree, but there is one thing, but for me, the elections in italy are one of them . one of these triggers is that there is no democracy in the european union, no, these right-wing parties did not have time to defeat these right-wing parties, as threats already began, what are these elections? we are not satisfied, we will cut. ah, contentment. so you said about poland, because poland knows what is the most popular anecdote there is

many people are scared by potential movements of italy inside the european sphere.arts of this is part of the european popular party, the same party where the european commission ursula von der leyen comes from, so they need more than 190 billion from the eu as part of the pandemic resilience plan, so it is difficult to see giorgia meloni moving easily outside of the western sphere and european alliance. at the same time she has always been very voice full, its support of ukraine, so it is quite difficult to see her moving away from that as well. they may change may arrive from internal policies. —— the main changes. first of all, there has already been some movement on the social issues such as abortion. a few days ago a senator has already proposed a law to change the legal status of a foetus, in fact complicating access at the law as approved to abortion for women. at the same time, giorgia meloni is said to be against lgbt lobbying, whatever against lg bt lobbying, whatever that against lgbt lobbying, whatever that means, and gender �*theorists�*, so there is a

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can italy become a new hungary and will the long-awaited new era come to europe ?ing quite outlandish has evolved here a little. what is forbidden by law, but, at the same time, everything is strictly regulated by informal social institutions comes out. the paradox of complete freedom turns into its own opposite formally nothing not constrained by the inhabitants of the townspeople by countless prohibitions. and half of them are not in a maximum security prison. let's say the subject of fierce political battles in italy was the fate of peppa pig, yes, yes, the very one from the cartoon, italy lags behind the rest of europe in terms of civil rights for many years. the right is promoting italy, in which the main thing is god, the homeland and their family . victory is a disaster comparable to brexit. imagine they are going to ban peppa pig because the heroine is in the cartoon. two mothers in italian and others european media presented the reader with the content of the conflict between the main ones. some for black toe-length dresses , others for iridescent multicol

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it's undeniable and the -a italy. they do. it's undeniable and the party has _ italy. they do. the party has got roots and - italy. they do. it's undeniable and the party has got roots and some | the party has got roots and some connections at the far right and the fastest part of the party, these things are undeniable, but the party is also evolved over time in the leader of the brothers of italy is been particularly successful in carving it's of a space within the right wing side of the electorate and it has emerged and managed to create an image as an alternative to all the other right—wing parties that are present at the moment. and look at the elections that were held in september, is no coincidence that they gained most of their votes from within, most of their votes that they used to support the lead before and so, if another is that connection with the past, they've managed to craft a new image of the party and it has been successful and projecting electorate that they can actually cater for and the means of those who support the right and unnecessarily the far right. i

jake scored a hat trick in italy 28-4 jake scored a hat trick in italy 28—4 win. and wild reports.n but here very much a european challenge. both scotland and italy are still developing rugby league nations, taking the game to new areas and crucially to new fans. it's all part of the world cup mission. this may only be there opening match, but for both, already, it feels like a must win. if they are to hold onto that dream of making it through to the knockout stages. there may be a long way to go before that, but italy and seemingly no mood to wait. chasing from the start, luke just getting there first. soon, italy were finding and even more direct route, parada furthering the size of the task for scotland. they were now clinging on within touching distance just at the break. after, italy got away completely. jake squeezing in at the corner. he added another before he and italy broke away. and from there, they wouldn't be caught. a hat trick on his debut for italy. he did eventually offer scotland something, it was never going to be enough. disappointment then, and with matches aga

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that exists today in italy will simply cease to exist in italy , governments do not exist, as in hungarythey change every year and a half, early parliamentary elections will begin, coalition changes, vitaliy, this is the current new premier, obviously george miloni she has rely on two other parties, which immediately if they feel that their rating is decreasing due to economic nature - from ours immediately and plunge a knife into the back and salvinia berdoskonii, they are trained to this in such a number knives in the back, which i would have stuck in my life , i think that this room is not enough to at least look at all these knives, you understand, and she understands everything perfectly, so it will not be as simple as it seems, hmm, even more so, the experience of the movement, let's say five stars who was a triumphant in the previous parliamentary elections. and in these parliamentary elections, the failure already suggests that the same fate awaits the party of the brothers of italy in the new parliamentary elections, they will most likely become outsiders and is this a temporary

in italy's presidential palace, the 1st woman to lead the country takes the stage. her far right coalition is now set to govern. after receiving the green light from the president who were born, john, i thought the law delegates finnegan bertha got their delegation composed by the leaders of all the political forces of the centre. right, coalition west met with president martha rella and martha and agreed with him about the need to give this nation and new government in the shortest possible time. where no, oh, let me know to them, but we'll see, believe it because of many urgent issues we face, both nationally and internationally. when i li, i live alone, there lots shall alley, like much of europe. italy is struggling with the cost of living crisis, exacerbated by record inflation. soaring energy costs and rising interest rates. it's unclear whether maloney's coalition of far right firebrands will be able to steer the country back on track. cracks between them have already begun to appear, even before they've taken office while maloney is ardently pro ukraine, her

and coniglio all'ischitana is famous across italy.at rabbit now, but the delicious lean meat draws the crowds up here to this secluded restaurant. but before we can eat it -- what do you want me to open this? >> yes, please. >> we have to catch it. above the restaurant, wild rabbits are caught with an ingenious and sustainable method the islanders have been using for centuries. a pit is dug close to the rabbit hole and tasty food is thrown down to tempt them out. fragrant leaves and berries are specially selected to add flavor to the rabbit's meat. >> the taste of them comes from -- >> comes through into the meat. >> yes. the natural way. >> then, all you've got to do is hop in, catch one, and i'll spare you the rest. sylvia's little brother, agostino, runs the kitchen at il focolare. he's brilliant at bringing out the best flavors from the wild game here. he's worked at some of the finest restaurants in new york and london, but he came home to apply his skills to traditional rustic cooking. the last time i saw him, i ran into him on

and after 8 years, it's a, a italy host u. s. and nato military bases with some 15 and a half 1000 us troops. ah. the test condition is to be free from usa. the 2nd condition is to be free from central bank of europe and european european union. ah, i think that europe has to come back to be united with the rush because russia is europe a channel. ok? very media, she has an ornament or that is on a some, and he's also very me, she'll sit there when you to 40, i think with some with product with a lot better. you better you the most to add an orchestral model, you still on the most to present market a journalist your job. yankee is finally in moscow. today, he's conducting an exclusive interview with maria's, the heart of the russian foreign ministries official spokeswoman with a ban. like we're still a, is that for, for the sagal? ah, using media, should it be happy it a 4 letter from believe you saw the local ship, ron big redraw means every one of all told him, but it's yona equilibrium. draw that a big i'm yelled over to sam p

for me , the elections in italy are one of them.ocracy. the european union, no, these right-wing parties did not have time to win, as threats already began, what kind of elections? we are not satisfied, we will cut. ah, contentment. you said about poland, because you know more about what is the most popular anecdote there, too, no democracy. no, kachinsky rules. he didn’t go anywhere, and there is an anecdote in poland. very famous to tell it, it is good today's events coming. uh, kachinsky’s dude with a dog took it from there and signed it, you understand what democracy is all about, now they tried to talk about elections seriously. this is why the european union shifted when everyone listened to the prime minister of hungary, they didn’t worry much , they crushed him, because the hungarian economy, the hungarian military potential , let’s say, honestly, is not very strong in the european union, italy - this is another italy - this is one of the key economies of the european union on a par with germany and france of course there is

ah, georgia maloney has formed italy's new governing coalition. the 1st to be led by a far right party since the end of the 2nd world war. the nation's 1st female prime minister will be sworn in along with her cabin at this hour, katya lopez holl diane reports. she will begin her term as italy's prime minister in challenging times ga maloney has promised to form a new government quickly as pressure mounts both at home and abroad in woman policy . but if you already that australia, at such a critical time in our nation, we re esher, right, that we every day, but on fee, we want to move forward as quickly as possible. the new government, she says, will bring stability to the country as its hackles, inflation and soaring energy prices. maloney's conservative lock one, the parliamentary majority, and last month selections. but her leadership is already being questioned, yet the premium or it leaked audio messages suggest: former prime minister and ally, silvio berlusconi. brag about his friendship with latimer put it, appearing to justify russia's inv

— everyone in italy knows, but no—one is really talking about.ing last year's attack on the capitol building in washington, dc, has ordered former president donald trump to testify under oath. the committee says its evidence shows mr trump played a central role in an orchestrated effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. steve bannon was sentenced to four months in prison for his refusal to co—operate with the investigation. 0ur north american correspondent peter bowes has this report. a capitol building under siege. they tried to stop conga certifying joe biden�*s victory in the 2020 election. according to the house committee, the former president was in the thick of orchestrating what happened and acted illegally to obstruct the peaceful transition of power. now its members want to hear directly from mr trump members want to hear directly from mrtrump and members want to hear directly from mr trump and see if any relevant documents are in his possession. he has until novemberfour to provide possession. he has until november four to p

our top stories: giorgia meloni is set to become italy's next prime minister — its first far—right leaderce world war ii. donald trump is summoned to testify before the congressional committee investigating last year's attack on the us capitol. the contest to become the uk's next prime minister heats up. penny mordaunt becomes the first to enter the race, and borisjohnson heads back from holiday. we have a special report on the growing anger inside russia that men with no military experience are being called up to fight on the front line. when mobilisation was being discussed, i agree with my family that have such a situation where it arose, i would refuse, even if they sent me to present. screaming. and the japanese cartoon characters being recreated for the stage by the royal shakespeare company — breaking box office records in the process. welcome to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world. let's begin in europe. the leader of the far—right brothers of italy party, giorgia meloni, has been invited by the country's president to form a government, after winning elect

in the western light.- western position of italy in the western light.estern light. there has been lots of _ the western light. there has been lots of attention - the western light. there has been lots of attention on - the western light. there has i been lots of attention on what is happening in italy, especially from the european neighbours. especially from the european neighbours-_ especially from the european neiuhbours. . ., ., ., neighbours. what international repercussions _ neighbours. what international repercussions here? _ neighbours. what international repercussions here? it's - repercussions here? it's interesting because brothers of italy is the biggest party in the coalition and is a member of the ep p, the european popular party, the same party where the president of the european coalition —— parliament ursula von der leyen comes from. i have also received $90 billion from the eu as part of the resilience plan and ms meloni has always said she is in favour of supporting ukraine against russia so it is not likely we will see a change in th

the democrats lose that congress majority november on a j 0 far, i need a ga, maloney is name to italy's prime minister despite divisions with her allies of a rush as president. ah, hello, i mary, i'm to my z in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. penny morden becomes the 1st candidate to enter the race to be christians, next prime minister. but meant him is growing for a baris johnson. come by, president zalinski calls for action from the west to stop russia blowing up a damn. that would flood a huge part of southern ukraine. and donald trump is safina, just as his former advisor is given 4 months in prison for a fusing to cooperate with lawmakers investigating the u. s. capital attack. ah, italy's 1st female prime minister is put together a government a 1st to be led by a far right policy since the end of the 2nd world war, georgia, maloney and her cabinet will be formerly sworn in on saturday. her brothers of italy, party, which has fascist routes, got the most votes in last month's general election. but the new political block is raising and sons among

she's also leading italy's 1st fall, right government. since the 2nd world war tony as president who jim tower has been unexpectedly escorted from the communist party congress. the unexplained moment was witnessed by delegates and journalists of the closing ceremony in beijing on saturday, who was seated prominently but beside his successor, president shooting ping. when he was approached by 2 men, a 79 year old was seen being persuaded to leave the hall. when it was no official comment about the reason for who being led away state media reporting, he was unwell earlier, the communist party approved amendments to its charter. it could give more power to shooting ping amendments aimed at enshrining. she is the call of the party and submitting his political ideas. as it's underpinning ideology. on sunday, the governing party is expected to confirm him as party chief for unprecedented 3rd term. patrick folk is in beijing with more. well, the consummation of the central committee officially signals for the 1st time that she jumping will stay

who came from italy was from florence, not collab or oral. >> did you want to go to italy? >> i think everybody end up getting a great deal out of it. i came for sculpture, certainly joan with all the food, cooking. >> changed everything. >> it changed. everything >> it changed everything for me. certainly while my father was studying our, my mom was studying something just as beautiful, the local cuisine. >> one of these because it's so big? >> no a little more, a little more. i did know how to cook when we got married, didn't even know how to boil water. >> while she was here, my mother was also inspired by the spirit of the renaissance and set out to discover the art of italian cooking. >> when we lived in florence when everyone was in school i would learn to make different recipes, and i loved it. >> my mother soon found the key that unlocked so much of italian cooking. simple combination of carrots, celery and onions, fried up together, it's called the sofrito. >> looking good, would you thinks? >> yeah it's good. >> throw the tomato? >> it's the base of countless ital

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it's tough times here in italy. she has made it clear. it's the most difficult situation that it has to face since world war 2. and so because of these reasons, she feels that that will be a mean issue that she has to do, which is which essentially means coming up with help for families as well as businesses having to deal with these really high cost and their energy bills. journalist seem a groups are joining us tonight from rome as always we appreciate your reporting. thank you. jeremy president from goldstein might be the surprised visit to ukraine today. it was his 1st trip since the russian invasion of the country began on february 24th. and just after arriving stein meyer was directly confronted with the reality of life in a war zone. air read, simon sirens rang out as he toured an area outside of the capital. keep the german presidents. as you see right there was forced to see cover inside a bomb shelter for more than one and a half hours. later on my return to key for a meeting with ukrainian president baltimore's zalinski hunter,

again, maloney is italy's 1st female prime minister reminders. how did she rise to the top of this far? right. conservative coalition. she's a 45 year old, native of rome as she grew up in the working class. the neighbors who got about she was a teenager activists over neo fascist parties, youth wing. so that's where she sort of began her political life if you like. but she went on to lead her own party starting it just 10 years ago. and now back in 2018 in the last election, that policy only got 4 percent of the vote. but in this last election, she got 26 percent, the largest share of votes for any one party. so really we've seen quite a huge job. partly, of course, because she was in the opposition during this broad coalition government under mario druggie. and therefore, she managed to benefit from that position. she has a conservative traditional value that is tough on illegal immigration, but she says she is planning to govern for all at east. that is what she has said officially. once she got the job governed for all its early days now, but

umbria is named after the umbri, one of italy's most ancient people. their landlocked homeland is right in the middle of the country. bordered on the west by its more glamorous neighbor tuscany, it's often overlooked. but while the landscape here is similar, the culture is very different, less fancy, if you will, and i hear the locals like it that way. they're like flames aren't they? i'm heading deep into the heart of sagrantino territory, umbria's luscious world-renowned red wine, to meet a man who fell in love with this rustic region over 25 years ago. we're going to meet big george, in italian known as giorgione. he's a chef and restaurateur who lives at one with nature on a secluded farm outside montefalco, with an assortment of animals, including the porcine pride of umbria. >> good morning. >> oh look, wine grapes, only the best for pigs around here. >> carlotta. >> in addition to wearing all his other hats, this rural renaissance man also, somehow, finds time to host one of italy's best loved cookery shows. e cucina takes in all aspects of gior