Italy’s Meloni Soars in Pursuit of an Enduring Peace in Europe

Premier takes flight in the rarefied atmosphere of diplomacy, daring to go where no man — or woman — has gone.

AP/Alessandra Tarantino
Prime Minister Meloni at Rome, February 10, 2025. AP/Alessandra Tarantino

Like the Italian Air Force jet fighters that were scrambled to escort an American Airlines plane in peril to Leonardo da Vinci Airport, Giorgia Meloni is soaring. Italy’s premier has taken flight in the rarefied atmosphere of diplomacy, daring to go where no man — or woman — has gone before in pursuit of an enduring peace in Europe.

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