Meloni in Tunis: it looks like a press conference, but there are no journalists

There is the lectern. There is a microphone, even if the audio seems to be ambient, therefore captured by a cell phone or a camera. There is the posture of the typical leader when declaring to the press. There are also the sheets that serve to tell of today’s visit to Tunis, fundamental for the migratory knot. It looks like the usual meeting with the press, or one of those institutional appointments in which a prime minister meets another head of government and then declares to reporters, perhaps without allowing questions, but with the journalists still lined up in the room to see and listen.