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Can Italy’s Meloni Prevail Against the International Criminal Court and a Prosecutor Bent on Overturning Her Mandate?

The opposition never relents in its drive to oust the Magic Boot’s legitimately-elected premier.

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Opposition members of parliament during a debate on February 5, 2025, over the repatriation of a Libyan warlord wanted by the International Criminal Court. AP/Gregorio Borgia
ROSARIO IACONIS
ROSARIO IACONIS

Can Prime Minister Meloni prevail against the International Criminal Court and a domestic prosecutor bent on overturning her mandate? And does it matter that national security hangs in the balance?

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ROSARIO IACONIS
ROSARIO IACONIS

Rosario A. Iaconis is an author and educator who embraces Giuseppe Verdi’s dictum: “You may have the universe if I may have Italy.” He serves as Chairman of the Italic Institute of America.

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