Could Italy really leave the euro following the country's general election in March? Iacopo Mugnai argues that concern in other EU states that the next Italian government could take Italy out of the euro is largely unfounded. However, the election will still be crucial for determining the future trajectory of the Italian economy, and if key problems fail to be addressed then Italy could find itself on a path toward long-term decline
Opinion polls predict that on 4 March Italians will award most seats to a centre-right coalition led...
On 21 November, the European Commission formally objected to Italy’s draft budget for 2019. But the ...
In Italy, the temptation to go back in time, or shut the door to Europe and globalisation is strong,...
Italy goes to the polls on 4 March to elect a new government. Where do each of the main parties stan...
The success of the Five Star Movement and Lega in Italy's election was a shock for many observers ac...
Following difficult negotiations in the aftermath of the Italian election on 4 March, Italy's Presid...
Italy's election produced a hung parliament and it remains unclear what type of government will emer...
Italy will hold its next general election on 25 September. James L. Newell writes that with the vote...
On 20-21 September, Italy will go to the polls for a referendum on reducing the size of both chamber...
Ahead of the Italian elections on 4 March, opinion polls suggest an increasingly fragmented politica...
The last seven days in Italy have proven that a week is indeed a long time in politics: after a poli...
Italy's election on 4 March was far from the first Italian election campaign to have generated high ...
Italy has been one of the hardest hit countries in the world during the Covid-19 outbreak and there ...
Italy's parliament is reconvening today following the Italian election on 4 March, with a high degre...
The decision of Italy's President, Sergio Mattarella, to veto the appointment of Paolo Savona as Ita...
Opinion polls predict that on 4 March Italians will award most seats to a centre-right coalition led...
On 21 November, the European Commission formally objected to Italy’s draft budget for 2019. But the ...
In Italy, the temptation to go back in time, or shut the door to Europe and globalisation is strong,...
Italy goes to the polls on 4 March to elect a new government. Where do each of the main parties stan...
The success of the Five Star Movement and Lega in Italy's election was a shock for many observers ac...
Following difficult negotiations in the aftermath of the Italian election on 4 March, Italy's Presid...
Italy's election produced a hung parliament and it remains unclear what type of government will emer...
Italy will hold its next general election on 25 September. James L. Newell writes that with the vote...
On 20-21 September, Italy will go to the polls for a referendum on reducing the size of both chamber...
Ahead of the Italian elections on 4 March, opinion polls suggest an increasingly fragmented politica...
The last seven days in Italy have proven that a week is indeed a long time in politics: after a poli...
Italy's election on 4 March was far from the first Italian election campaign to have generated high ...
Italy has been one of the hardest hit countries in the world during the Covid-19 outbreak and there ...
Italy's parliament is reconvening today following the Italian election on 4 March, with a high degre...
The decision of Italy's President, Sergio Mattarella, to veto the appointment of Paolo Savona as Ita...
Opinion polls predict that on 4 March Italians will award most seats to a centre-right coalition led...
On 21 November, the European Commission formally objected to Italy’s draft budget for 2019. But the ...
In Italy, the temptation to go back in time, or shut the door to Europe and globalisation is strong,...