Meloni in trouble over Tunisia puts pressure on the IMF. Anxieties about landings and sovereign nonsense

He would like to tell Joe Biden about it. In the meantime, he raises the issue with the presidents of the United Arab Emirates and with the Israeli president, and discusses it with the Emir of Qatar. And then the solicitations to our embassies, in Washington and beyond, and the dispatches to Italian officials at the International Monetary Fund. Those scarce 2 billion to lend to Tunisia are becoming an obsession for Giorgia Meloni. Because you know that it is from there that, if it can be possible, the African exodus towards the Sicilian coasts will have to be stopped. And perhaps because, after having vindicated with patriotic boldness the alleged successes on immigration at the last European Council, the prime minister is preparing for the next one, that of March 24, with the concern of those who know that there will be no turning point, quite the contrary.