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Why is Europe moving rightward?
By Federico Fubini - Apr 08,2024
 ROME — In the run-up to the European Parliament elections this June, the nativist right seems poised to gain ground across the continent, especially in key countries.
Giorgia Meloni's balancing act
By Federico Fubini - Nov 06,2022
ROME  —  When Giorgia Meloni delivered her maiden speech in Italy’s Chamber of Deputies on October 25, you didn’t know what to believe, the language or the body language, the message or the choice of words.
When democracy gets old
By Federico Fubini - Dec 14,2021
ROME — This week, US President Joe Biden will hold a virtual Summit for Democracy, to be followed in roughly a year’s time by a second in-person gathering of leaders from around the world.
Voter suppression comes to Europe
By Federico Fubini - Jan 11,2020
ROME — Voter suppression first emerged in the United States between 1885 and 1908, when 11 southern states enacted laws designed to discourage or hinder former slaves and their descendants from voting.
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