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The former prime minister has recast himself as a pro-EU elder statesman and an alternative to Five Star’s populism
Splits and economic gloom push the Italian tycoon back on stage
March elections in Italy could see a surge in support for the country’s eurosceptic opposition. Gideon Rachman discusses what this means for Italy and the eurozone with Rome correspondent James Politi
French president close to endorsing pro-EU ruling party over Eurosceptic rivals
Polls point to unclear outcome that could raise political risk in lacklustre economy
A year after taking office PM gains from higher growth with strong approval ratings
Rome maintains pragmatic view but says London must make first move on post-Brexit plan
Governor likely to be reappointed despite strong opposition from Renzi
France secures safeguards for naval site’s takeover by Italy’s Fincantieri
UK PM calls on internet groups to act more quickly in blocking extremist content
Paolo Gentiloni weighs offering second-term backing as Ignazio Visco fends off criticisms on oversight
Rome feels it has been abandoned by Europe over the migrant crisis just as a local backlash is boosting the opposition
Rome considers deployment to combat gangs cashing in on human traffic to Europe
Many voice ‘disappointment’ but global green energy shift expected to continue
Five Star’s bright prospects heighten anxiety about political and financial instability
Rome acts to avoid punishment for breaching eurozone rules on public finances
Gentiloni’s position questioned after loss of committee leadership
PM Gentiloni says during Abe visit that ‘protectionist closure’ must be rejected
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