An Italian journalist, Giulia Cortese, has been ordered to pay Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni €5,000 (£4,210) in damages for social media posts mocking Meloni’s height. A judge ruled that two tweets by Cortese, who also received a suspended fine of €1,200, were defamatory and constituted “body shaming.” The incident began in October 2021 when
Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s new far-right leader, emphasised her goal to stop migrant boats from crossing the Mediterranean in her first speech to MPs. She reiterated her campaign promise to stop boats leaving North Africa for Italy, saying, “We must end illicit departures and human trafficking.” Italy has always served as a hub for unauthorised
Mr Draghi, the ex-chief of the European Central Bank, has named his bureau after gathering the Italian president. He has gotten the help of practically all the fundamental ideological groups, following the breakdown of the past organization a month ago. It was tossed into disorder in the midst of a column over how to spend […]


