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A right-wing populist prime minister is already in power in Italy, and a far-right party is on the rise, potentially threatening the re-election of Giorgia Meloni.
What happened
A far-right party led by a former army general is emerging in Italy, with plans for mass deportation of foreigners and a ban on certain TV content. This party poses a challenge to Giorgia Meloni's re-election bid. The National Rally's Marine Le Pen is likely to become the next president of France.
Why it matters
The rise of far-right parties in Europe may indicate a shift towards more conservative policies. This could have implications for the continent's political landscape and international relations. The situation is worth monitoring.
Key facts
- Italy already has a right-wing populist prime minister in Giorgia Meloni
- The next president of France will likely be Marine Le Pen
- A far-right party in Italy wants mass deportation of foreigners
- A far-right party in Italy wants to ban certain TV content from 6pm-11pm
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