Italy heads to early election after Draghi's coalition fails
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Italy is headed for an early election after its president accepted Premier Mario Draghi’s resignation and decided there was no possibility for cobbling together another government. State TV said Cabinet
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Italy heads to early election after Draghi's coalition fails
Italy is headed for an early election after its president accepted Premier Mario Draghi’s resignation and decided there was no possibility for cobbling together another government. State TV said Cabinet
Draghi's unity government imploded Wednesday as members of his uneasy coalition rebuffed his appeal to ensure implementation of the European Union-funded pandemic recovery program
Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Draghi is expected to tell the country’s president Thursday that he will resign, opening a new chapter of political uncertainty.
ROME (AP) — Italian Premier Mario Draghi resigned Thursday after key coalition allies boycotted a confidence vote, signaling the likelihood of an early election and a renewed period of uncertainty
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi was expected to resign Thursday after efforts to bring the country's fractious parties to heel failed, kicking off a snap election campaign before the government had…
Italian Premier Mario Draghi has resigned after his ruling coalition fell apart. That deals a destabilizing blow to the country and Europe at a time of severe economic uncertainty brought
Italian Premier Mario Draghi’s national unity government appears to be headed for collapse. Key coalition allies boycotted a confidence vote. That signaled the likelihood of an early election and a
Italy’s Premier Mario Draghi, who many hoped would calm the nation’s troubled economy, has once again turned in his resignation to President Sergio Mattarella. This follows a boycott by coalition allies that forced the government to collapse.
Italy is heading towards its first-ever fall national elections. But these elections may be different for a much bigger reason: The country could see its first female prime minister and she's from a party with roots in Italy's post-fascist movements.
After the collapse of his national unity government, Prime Minister Mario Draghi of Italy went to the president to step down again, deepening the country’s political crisis.
