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In Europe, I'm a bit preoccupied by the Meloni.

What will happen and what will that? That's finisheder that? That's going to that also shoulder that even the Italy will be that's finished her end up the packia that also that also that's not going to defend the interests national that was Georgia Miloni leader of the far right brothers of Italy saying that should her party prove victorious at the parliamentary elections on Sunday the fun will be over and Italy will be able

to defend its national interests. That's our lead item for this week. Welcome back to the

Views Room, the podcast from Loiter's Breaking Views, where columnists from around the world talk about

the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donlan, coming to you from London.

Rising inflation, a war in Ukraine and soaring debt are just a smattering of what's in the

in tray of Maloney if she becomes Prime Minister of Italy after Sunday's election.

In this week's episode, my colleague Lisa Yuka, based in Milan, and I discuss what makes

Maloney tick and what she's

likely to prioritize as leader. Next up, Laura Silva-Lachlan delves into Amazon's battle with

California over claims it is breaching antitrust rules. But what do Amazon shareholders

think about its status as a monopoly? And what challenge does that raise as it tries to convince regulators

it operates in a competitive landscape?

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