Like a Bad Opera, Berlusconi and Zelensky Spar Over War Scars
The Ukrainian president ‘cannot be the only custodian of peace,’ another former Italian leader says.
There are stranger paradoxes, but it took an 86-year-old Italian billionaire politician to make Italy the poster child of Europe’s weariness with the year-old war in Ukraine. The visit of the energetic Italian premier, Giorgia Meloni, to Kyiv this week was largely symbolic and devoid of drama, but the elephant in the room was a former four-time Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.
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