Great space, opening news, comments and analysis for the Italian elections on international sites.
CNN headlines
, "Giorgia Meloni wins victory to become the most far-right Italian prime minister after Mussolini".
In Germany, the B
ild-Zeitung
underlines, "The right is making itself felt in Rome! Meloni clearly in the lead, probable alliance with Berlusconi and Salvini".
The Spanish
El Pais
opens with "The extreme right wins the elections in Italy for the first time", "The coalition of conservatives, post-fascists and populists, led by Giorgia Meloni, won 44% of the votes in both the House and the Senate ".
For the British Guardian "Giorgia Meloni greets the 'night of pride' while the exit polls indicate the victory of the far-right coalition", underlining that "The leader of Fratelli d'Italia seems destined to become the country's first female prime minister" .
The BBC in the opening, "Giorgia Meloni: the Italian far right is about to win the elections".
From the Russian Federation
Rossiya-24
he comments: "The elections to the Italian parliament can lead to a political restructuring of Europe", quoting André Ventura, leader of the Portuguese far-right party Chega.
Italian vote also for the first news of the French
Le Monde
, "Elections in Italy: with over 26% of the votes Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy achieves a historic success".
And
Le Figaro
: "Legislative in Italy: Meloni claims the leadership of the next government".
The main Finnish daily
Helsingin Sanomat
says: "The far right won the Italian elections. Giorgia Meloni of Fratelli d'Italia, heir to fascism, will probably become the first woman president of the country's council."
The Swedish
Svenska Dagbladet
dedicates the first news to the Italian elections and comments: "Meloni towards victory in Italy: 'Clear message'." It is difficult for the government to last more than two years ".