The European elections in June are approaching and political leaders are developing strategies to increase their weight on the public scene. We talked about it during the Omnibus episode of May 21st when Professor Giovanni Orsina from Luiss University was on the call. Orsina reveals Prime Minister Meloni’s strategy in the balance of power in Brussels.
“Giorgia Meloni’s game is to position herself as a hinge and hinge. That is, to be the right-wing political force that dialogues with the popular ones but acts as gatekeeper with respect to the forces to her right, those that can be included and those that cannot be. This is your abstract idea. The problem is to understand after the vote whether this position will be allowed to you. Nobody wants another party to be in the pivotal position because the pivotal one has a lot of advantages a choice is required. It will depend on how everyone will move: to his right and to his left in a very complex game played by many national parties and political groups who follow their own interest. It is such a complex game that today it is impossible to predict.”
