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is CBS, I in the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Italy, Georgia Maloney, the very successful and popular prime minister of Italy,

representing Italy in the international affairs of the two wars in Eurasia,

the war in Ukraine, the war in Gaza.

I welcome the Renzo Fiore of the Anselda Foundation. He is in

Genoa and we address an article in Bloomberg in these last days. Italy's Maloney

is against direct military intervention in Ukraine.

Premier Georgia Maloney pledges support but not troops.

Premier also spoke about Israel's intervention in Gaza.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you.

This is two wars in Georgia Maloney's government,

in support of Ukraine, but not in support of the remarks by President Macron, that it might be necessary

to put NATO troops into Ukraine.

At the same time, Georgia Maloney is speaking about cease fire for Gaza and no more war fighting.

She's representing the conservative part of Parliament. Is this also a decision that suits the

liberal part of Parliament? The opposition is your legislature, is it united

on these decisions? good evening to you

and good evening to all the radio lists here let me tell you regarding what

you said at the end of your introduction that Italy cannot go into war without having the approval of the parliament,

which means the approval practically of all the political parties in such a case.

Having said that, what I can tell you is that there is a very good coordination between

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