Rome — Italy’s Giorgia Meloni has made history by becoming the longest-serving prime minister in the country’s postwar era, a milestone that has reignited sharp divisions between rightwing and leftwing media outlets.
While conservative newspapers have welcomed her extended tenure as a sign of stability and strong leadership, left-leaning publications argue that her time in office has been marked by significant shortcomings, labeling it a fiasco.
The contrasting media responses highlight broader political tensions in Italy as Meloni continues to navigate domestic challenges and Europe’s uncertain outlook heading into what analysts warn could be a chaotic winter.
Compounding concerns across the continent is a United Nations warning about a “supersized” El Niño phenomenon that could trigger extreme weather patterns, including heavy rains and unusual snowfall, adding further strain to an already fragile season.
In other developments, the international community is mourning the death of Gloria Steinem at 92. The renowned journalist and women’s rights icon was widely celebrated for her groundbreaking work in advancing gender equality and feminist discourse.
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