US EditionItaly to attend Trump's Board of Peace session as observer, Meloni announces
Italy will attend as an observer due to constitutional limits while Trump’s Board of Peace secures over $5 billion in pledges for Gaza reconstruction, officials said.
- Italy will attend the United States President Donald Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza meeting on Thursday as an observer, as announced by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani.
- Tajani stated that Italy conveyed to Washington the need to respect the article of the Italian Constitution that allows Italy to join international bodies only if on a par with all other members.
- Tajani also said that the Italian government condemns any attempts to annex the West Bank after Israel gave settlers a license to do so, urging Israel to stop the settlers' actions that risk jeopardizing the two-state solution.
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ROME.- In an incandescent parliamentary session, the government of Giorgia Meloni confirmed this Tuesday that Italy will participate as a “observer” country of Donald Trump’s Peace Council, a decision qualified as “colonialist model” by the opposition to which even the Vatican expressed “perplexity.” Meloni, who for constitutional reasons cannot participate in this questioned new organization led by Trump – whose aim is to handle the dramatic si…
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We are fighting in Italy, on the famous Board of Peace for Gaza by Donald Trump. But it also causes very strong tensions in Europe. Like almost all the initiatives of the pre...
With his usual search for impossible balances between Washington and Brussels, Giorgia Meloni now claims that Italy will be part of the Peace Board, the structure promoted by Donald Trump to coordinate the reconstruction of Gaza after the war, “but only as an observer country”, due to the obvious problems of fit with the Italian Constitution.Continue reading...
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