After his ANO (YES) party won 34.5% of the vote, Babis began coalition talks with far-right allies while seeking to reassure Europe of his pro-Western stance despite skepticism over his position on Ukraine.
  • gian @lemmy.grys.itEnglish
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    2 days ago

    Honestly, Meloni is far better that what the other parties can offer today, which is basically zero, all they say is what Meloni should not do, nothing about what they would do instead.

    • Bullerfar@lemmy.worldEnglish
      1·
      2 days ago

      This was actually ment as a good thing, but everyone was all like: “Now italy will leave the EU.” When she actually showed to be one of the best assets EU could have, and most pro Ukraine as well. So I asked, if it was a meloni type of guy, or if he is going to be full Orban/Putins bitch?

      • Vikthor@piefed.worldEnglish
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        2 days ago

        Most pro-Ukraine is probably the Danish government but they’re also most pro-ChatControl. There’s always some trade-off.

        Babiš probably won’t be a Meloni type, he campaigned on reducing Ukraine support and stopping the Munition initiative. Although he’s the type of guy who would happily break these campaign promises if it was convenient for him…

        That said he can’t go full Orbán/Fico because of at least 3 things:

        1. He doesn’t control the Constitutional court and he doesn’t have a constitutional majority.
        2. He doesn’t control the Senate.
        3. He doesn’t control the President.