Italy's Descent Into Political Turmoil and Chaos.

But Italy's next Prime Minister won't have Mario Draghi's crisis-management experience or his inclination that problem-solving should transcend party politics. Draghi will remain in his post until Italy holds a national election at the end of September, but his work as leader of a rare unity government in Italy will remain unfinished. The center-left Democratic Party, the antiestablishment populist Five Star Movement, populist firebrand Matteo Salvini's hard-core nationalist Lega, and former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia all signed on. [Extracted from the article]

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