Add to ORKGItaly's parliament is reconvening today following the Italian election on 4 March, with a high degree of uncertainty still existing over the nature of the country's next government. Maria Chiara Vinciguerra assesses how Lega and the Five Star Movement came to be the greatest winners from the election, and the long-term implications of the result for political stability in Italy and the rest of Europe
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