iROZHLAS.cz: Draghi, the 'stabiliser of Italian politics', at a crossroads. He must resolve government disagreements or call early elections
Italy is facing a government crisis. Prime Minister Draghi has announced his resignation, but the president has not accepted the resignation. Alexandr Lagazzi, our associate research fellow, commented for iRozhlas.cz on the current political situation in Italy and the related resignation of Draghi.
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Alexandr Lagazzi
Associate Research Fellow
Associate Research Fellow
Expertise: Diplomacy, EU foreign policy, Italy, China, International security, Terrorism, Behavioural Economics
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