
AI-generated summary
Seit 80 Jahren hatte keine italienische Regierung so lange im Amt gedauert wie die von Giorgia Meloni, die international als verlässliche Partnerin wahrgenommen wird.
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Giorgia Meloni knackt Rekord Trump gibt sie Kontra. Doch ein rechter General im eigenen Land macht ihr zu schaffen
Keine italienische Regierung seit 80 Jahren war so lange im Amt wie die von Giorgia Meloni. Die Postfaschistin hat viele überrascht – als außenpolitisch verlässliche Partnerin. Im Inland fällt die Bilanz schlechter aus.
Eine Analyse von Francesco Collini
04.09.2026, 14.59 Uhr
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Der rechte General wird seine Herausforderung gegen Meloni in den kommenden Wochen verstärken.
Possible · Within weeks
Meloni wird versuchen, ihre internationale Legitimität zu nutzen, um innenpolitische Kritik zu entkräften.
Likely · Within weeks
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