Add to ORKGThe success of the Five Star Movement and Lega in Italy's election was a shock for many observers across Europe. Roberto Orsi writes that the country is now on a path toward further political radicalisation, driven by the failures of previous Italian political leaders and discontent at wider processes of globalisation
The 2018 Italian election had a notable geographic split in voting behaviour, with Lega having more ...
It is often assumed that once ‘populist’ parties sting (achieve a political breakthrough), they are ...
The coalition that has just taken office in Rome did not begin well. But as Andrea Capussela writes,...
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 goes to the polls on 4 March to elect a new government. Where do each of the main parties stan...
Could Italy really leave the euro following the country's general election in March? Iacopo Mugnai a...
Italy's parliament is reconvening today following the Italian election on 4 March, with a high degre...
The Five Star Movement and Lega have been viewed as the key winners from the Italian general electio...
The last seven days in Italy have proven that a week is indeed a long time in politics: after a poli...
Italy will hold its next general election on 25 September. James L. Newell writes that with the vote...
Italy's election on 4 March was far from the first Italian election campaign to have generated high ...
Italy’s general election on 25 September produced a victory for Giorgia Meloni’s Fratelli d’Italia. ...
The Five Star Movement and Lega have been viewed as the key winners from the Italian general electio...
Opinion polls predict that on 4 March Italians will award most seats to a centre-right coalition led...
The 2018 Italian election had a notable geographic split in voting behaviour, with Lega having more ...
It is often assumed that once ‘populist’ parties sting (achieve a political breakthrough), they are ...
The coalition that has just taken office in Rome did not begin well. But as Andrea Capussela writes,...
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 goes to the polls on 4 March to elect a new government. Where do each of the main parties stan...
Could Italy really leave the euro following the country's general election in March? Iacopo Mugnai a...
Italy's parliament is reconvening today following the Italian election on 4 March, with a high degre...
The Five Star Movement and Lega have been viewed as the key winners from the Italian general electio...
The last seven days in Italy have proven that a week is indeed a long time in politics: after a poli...
Italy will hold its next general election on 25 September. James L. Newell writes that with the vote...
Italy's election on 4 March was far from the first Italian election campaign to have generated high ...
Italy’s general election on 25 September produced a victory for Giorgia Meloni’s Fratelli d’Italia. ...
The Five Star Movement and Lega have been viewed as the key winners from the Italian general electio...
Opinion polls predict that on 4 March Italians will award most seats to a centre-right coalition led...
The 2018 Italian election had a notable geographic split in voting behaviour, with Lega having more ...
It is often assumed that once ‘populist’ parties sting (achieve a political breakthrough), they are ...
The coalition that has just taken office in Rome did not begin well. But as Andrea Capussela writes,...