Italy has confirmed its participation as an observer in the inaugural session of US President Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’, with Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani likely to represent the country. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni cited constitutional limitations as the reason for not joining as a full member, stating that the Board’s structure, which vests significant executive authority in Trump, creates compatibility issues for Rome. The decision has sparked criticism from opposition leaders, who argue that Italy’s observer status undermines European autonomy and prioritizes US influence over EU cohesion.
Italy’s Foreign Minister to Attend Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ as Observer
Robert

Related posts
-

Putin Failed to Achieve Goals in Ukraine, Zelensky Says on War Anniversary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky marked the four-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion, stating that…
-

Russia Vows to Continue Fighting in Ukraine Until Goals Are Met, Kremlin Says
The Kremlin has stated that Russia will continue its military operation in Ukraine…
-

UK Ex-Envoy Peter Mandelson Arrested Amid Epstein File Revelations
Former UK ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, has been arrested by London…
-

Moscow and Kyiv Engage in US-Brokered Talks Amidst Ongoing Conflic
Russia and Ukraine have resumed talks in Geneva, Switzerland, aimed at ending the…
-

Australia Bars Citizen from Returning Home from Syria Due to Security Concerns
Australia has banned one of its citizens, who has alleged links to the…
-

Ukraine-Geneva Talks End Without Territorial Agreement Amidst US Pressure
The recent Ukraine war talks in Geneva have concluded without a breakthrough on…

