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In her first address to parliament, Italy's new far-right Prime minister Giorgia Meloni declares herself to be the "underdog" of Italian politics, and vows to "upset all predictions" in her quest for success. She also reaffirms her strong support for Ukraine and not give in to Putin's "blackmail" on energy despite tensions on the issue between her and her coalition partners.
A new general election is expected to take place between end of September and beginning of October this year.
The new government of national unity, drawing together elements across Italy's political spectrum, is seeking the backing of lawmakers.
The populist 5-Star Movement and the right-wing League both signaled support for a Draghi-led government, saying they were ready to put aside bitter rivalries in the national interest.
Italy's new far-right government wins a vote of confidence at the Senate, after Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni outlined a programme reaffirming her support for the EU, NATO and Ukraine and presenting herself as a steady hand to guide her country through turbulent times. IMAGES
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