France, Meloni: Elections by which nobody can declare victory

(ANSA) – WASHINGTON, JULY 8 – “I believe the interpretation I’ve seen from many quarters of a defeat for RN is a bit simplistic as a result of, if we need to take a look at what occurred in France, the reality is that nobody can declare victory”. This was stated by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, in Washington to attend the NATO summit. “There have been three sides: not one of the three asserted themselves, not one of the three is able to governing alone. We’ll see what occurs. The electoral results of the second spherical is that nobody gained the elections”, added Meloni. “We’ll see the formation of the federal government, which will not be straightforward. I can say from private expertise that it is simpler to control whenever you’re collectively since you share concepts somewhat than whenever you’re collectively since you share an enemy”, continued the Prime Minister. “So far as we’re involved, we have been used to a time by which Italy was an unstable nation in a Europe that had, particularly among the many massive nations, very strong governments. At the moment we see a really totally different actuality. We see an Italy with a really strong authorities in a Europe by which there are governments which can be much less secure than ours,” Meloni noticed. (ANSA).