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Italian Prime Minister and Modi held a bilateral meeting

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Modi the Prime Minister of India held a bilateral meeting during the G7 Summit in Italy. PM Narendra Modi visited Italy to attend the G7 summit on his first foreign tour of his third term. During this, PM Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni welcomed PM Modi by doing Nameste in Indian style.

PM Modi has gone to Italy to be a part of the G7 Summit held every year. The G7 summit is being held from June 13 to 15 at the luxury resort Borgo Egnazia in the city of Fasano in Apulia, Italy. PM Modi reached Italy early Friday morning and reached the G7 summit venue shortly after reaching Italy. Where he met many people and also participated in bilateral meetings. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and PM Modi also held bilateral meetings at the G7 summit.

welcomed with namaste

Italian Prime Minister Meloni had invited PM Modi to attend the G7 summit even before the results of the Lok Sabha elections in India were announced. Not only this, she also welcomed PM Modi with Namaste. Additionally, the videos and pictures of their meeting are going viral on social media.

Italian Prime Minister Meloni and PM Modi are also good friends. Moreover, whenever both of them meet, they are liked by the public a lot. In such a situation, the photos and videos of their meeting at the G7 Summit 2024 have gone viral on the internet. Furthermore, their photos and videos are liked every time, and people like them very much.

Italian Prime Minister Maloni and PM Modi held a bilateral meeting

PM Modi and Meloni also held a bilateral meeting to discuss important issues. PM Modi thanked her for inviting India to the G7 summit. Both also discussed ways to further strengthen India-Italy relations in commerce, energy, defence, telecommunications and other sectors. Moreover, PM Modi also said that both countries will work together in future areas like biofuels, food processing and critical minerals.

PM Modi met other global leaders

PM Modi also met other global leaders at the G7 Summit. He held bilateral meetings with global leaders. Moreover, he met Pope Francis on the sidelines of the G7 Summit. Furthermore, he admires the Pope’s commitment to serving people and making our planet better. PM Modi has also invited him to visit India.

During the G7 summit PM Modi met British PM Rishi Sunak and held a bilateral meeting. PM Modi and Sunak also met each other with a hug. Sunak also said Nameste to PM Modi. In this meeting, PM Modi reiterated his commitment to further strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership between India and Britain in the third term of the NDA government. There was also a discussion between the two leaders on further enhancing the relations between India and Britain in areas like semiconductors, technology and trade and also strengthening the partnership in the defence sector.

During this, PM Modi also met his friend and French President Emmanuel Macron. Both of them hugged and met each other. Both are good friends and their friendship was visible here too. In this meeting, both of them discussed ways to strengthen the partnership between the two countries. They discussed in the areas of defence, security, technology, AI, blue economy, nuclear, space, education, climate action, digital public infrastructure, connectivity and culture. Along with this, the leaders of both countries also discussed major global and regional issues. The two also talked about how to encourage innovation and research among the youth.

June 15, 2024
Giorgia Meloni emerges as Europe’s strongest politician

Giorgia Meloni emerges as the strongest politician in Europe following a victory in the European Union Elections. There is a wave of right-wing parties in Europe’s three largest countries, Germany, France and Italy. Moreover, the positions of French President Emmanuel Macron and Germany’s Olaf Scholtz are weak in the elections. On the other hand, the position of Giorgia Meloni is strong. Thus now the command of Europe will be in the hands of Italy.

In India also where NDA a right-wing alliance won the election under the leadership of Modi. Meloni has given congratulations to Modi on social media. It seems that the right-wing politics is moving ahead around the world.

Meloni & Modi

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The European Union parliamentary elections have seen a wave of right-wing parties in Europe’s three largest countries, Germany, France and Italy. Also, right-wing parties have won big victories in many other European countries like Austria and Belgium. Its effect is also visible. Snap parliamentary elections have been announced in France and Belgian Prime Minister Alexandre De Croo has resigned following his party’s defeat in national and EU elections. The biggest victory in these elections has been seen by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who managed to increase her vote percentage and seats amid the anti-incumbency wave. After these elections, she is seen as the kingmaker of Europe for two reasons.

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Why Giorgia Meloni emerged as the strongest

After these elections, Giorgia Meloni is seen as the kingmaker of Europe for two reasons.

1 Performance of Giorgia Meloni

After the weakening of French President Emmanuel Macron and Germany’s Olaf Scholz in the elections, Georgia Meloni has emerged as the strongest politician in Europe. In these elections, her Party got about 29% votes, which is more than 26% of the national elections held last year. Furthermore, her party seats in the European Parliament are going to increase four times to around 23 to 25 as compared to 6 last time.

On the other hand, after the weakening of Europe’s two strongest leaders, it is being seen as the link between Europe’s centre-right group and far-right groups.

2 The threat of right-wing in major countries of Europe

France

Marine Le Pen

Marine Le Pen, the right-wing leader of the National Rally Party, has caused the biggest upset in Europe. Her party has emerged as the largest party in France with about 33% of votes. Moreover, it is considered certain that they will get about 31 seats in the European Parliament.

Whereas President Emmanuel Macron’s party got only 15% votes. Disappointed Macron immediately dissolved the Parliament and announced mid-term elections for the Parliament. It may be difficult for Macron to serve the remaining three-year term as President if he loses parliamentary elections.

Germany

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, considered far-right and close to Nazi ideology, has been in second place in Germany in the elections. This lead of AfD is being considered important given the federal elections to be held in Germany next year. At the same time, the alliance with the main opposition party Christian Democratic Alliance has got the maximum 30% votes. Whereas Shoults’s ruling coalition got about 19% votes.

Austria

For the first time, the far-right Freedom Party has received the highest number of votes, 26%. While the ruling People’s Party got 24% votes, the Social Democrats got 23% votes.

Belgium

The right-wing New Flemish Alliance emerged as the biggest winner in Belgian elections. While the far-right pro-Separatist Vlaams Belang party came in second place. The Flemish Alliance (N-VA) received 18.6% of the vote, while Vlaams Belang received 15.4%. Whereas Prime Minister Alexander De Croo’s party got only 6% votes.

Ongoing rise of right-wing in Netherlands and Hungary

In the Netherlands, Geert Wilders’s anti-immigrant right-wing Party for Freedom is projected to get 6 seats, just 2 seats less than the centre-left and Green parties. Moreover, in Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s nationalist party Fidesz managed to get the most votes.

The majority of the centre-right will remain

Ursula Van der Leyen

After this rise of right-wing in Europe, centre-right parties still have a majority in Europe. European Commission President Ursula Van der Leyen has announced that we have won the elections. The reason for this is that the seats of his European People’s Group in the 720-member European Parliament have increased by 8 to 184 as compared to last time. Although Leon admitted that the extreme-right parties have gained in the elections. It is still the centre-right parties that bind the whole of Europe at the centre of Europe.

June 11, 2024