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Italy's prime minister Giuseppe Conte may not have a majority anymore for his government. It's not clear what is going to happen next. (Photo: quirinale.it)

Italy's government is like Schrödinger's cat

Italian politics is in chaos, but a less chaotic one than it might seem to a Swedish or German observer.

In a highly awaited press conference on Wednesday (13 January) evening, former prime minister Matteo Renzi announced that the two ministers of his small neo-centrist party, Italia Viva, will no longer be part of the centre-left government led by Giuseppe Conte.

According to Renzi, Conte does not respect the rules of democracy.

The move sparked outrage among the other pa...

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Valentina Saini is a freelance journalist specialising in Italian social issues and politics, gender issues and the Middle East and North Africa region.

Italy's prime minister Giuseppe Conte may not have a majority anymore for his government. It's not clear what is going to happen next. (Photo: quirinale.it)

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Valentina Saini is a freelance journalist specialising in Italian social issues and politics, gender issues and the Middle East and North Africa region.

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