Meloni flies to Riga pursued by government troubles

While the government’s quarrels with justice continue to be central to the internal debate, Giorgia Meloni flies to Riga to make a stop before the NATO summit in Vilnius which will begin tomorrow. The premier is expected in the late afternoon from Latvian Prime Minister Arturs Krisjanis Karins. The visit, which is expected to be relatively short, is the first by an Italian head of government since 1998. Mainly on the agenda will be the NATO summit, where the next steps for military support to Ukraine will be discussed, a particularly awaited meeting after the decision of the United States to send cluster bombs to Kyiv to help the counter-offensive.

In addition to the topics related to the upcoming summit of thetoAtlantic alliance there are many other issues of interest that link Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with the Latvian president. Karins is in fact one of the first supporters in Europe of principle of solidarity on the migrant issuean issue held hostage by the firm opposition of Poland And Hungary over all. Another topic of discussion could be that of possible alliances in view of the European elections of next year. President Karins is in fact a member of the “Unity” party which is part of European People’s Party. Melons as leader of European Conservatives Group it could therefore try to weave relationships and carry on dialogues on the subject.

In Latvia Meloni will also visit the Camp Adazi military base, where he will meet the Italian contingent of the Enhanced Forward Presence, 250 men active in the operations Born airspace defense in the Baltic region. In the wake of her Christmas visit to Iraq, the prime minister wants to pay her homage to the military for their contribution to maintaining the stability of the north-eastern flank of the Atlantic Alliance.

The conversation with President Karins should take place around 4.30 pm Italian time. At the end there is a meeting with the press. Precisely on this occasion Giorgia Meloni could break the silence on the various fronts open, by chance Santanchché to that Del Mastrofrom the story Russia at the quarrel with theNational Association of Magistratesall the problems on which the Prime Minister has not yet spoken out.