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"If Meloni Pursues Reactionary Positions, We Will Have to Mobilize All Our Powers" - Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi / Contrasto / DER SPIEGEL

"If Meloni Pursues Reactionary Positions, We Will Have to Mobilize All Our Powers" - Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi / Contrasto / DER SPIEGEL

Former Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte "If Meloni Pursues Reactionary Positions, We Will Have to Mobilize All Our Powers"

After the election victory of Giorgia Meloni in Italy, the head of the Five Star Movement, Giuseppe Conte, is concerned that she will lead Italy to the right-wing fringe. In an interview, he talks about what lies ahead for his country. Interview Conducted by Frank Hornig in Rome

Italy's New Goverment Is Bad News for the Euro - Angelo Carconi / REX / Shutterstock

Italy's New Goverment Is Bad News for the Euro - Angelo Carconi / REX / Shutterstock

Will Populists Stall Europe? Italy's New Goverment Is Bad News for the Euro

Two populist parties are set to take over the government reins in Italy and about the only thing they seem to agree on is their desire to spend huge amounts of money. That's bad news for Italian finances and terrible news for the eurozone. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Berlusconi, Five Star and the Road to Political Gridlock - Angelo Carconi/ REX/ Shutterstock

Berlusconi, Five Star and the Road to Political Gridlock - Angelo Carconi/ REX/ Shutterstock

Italy's Strange Campaign Berlusconi, Five Star and the Road to Political Gridlock

A disillusioned electorate, multi-billion-euro campaign promises and the return of Silvio Berlusconi: Italy is muddling its way through a strange election campaign with an uncertain outcome. The consequences for Europe could be significant. Von Walter Mayr

Italy's New Prime Minister Promises Radical Reform - MAX ROSSI/ REUTERS

Italy's New Prime Minister Promises Radical Reform - MAX ROSSI/ REUTERS

The Gospel of Matteo Italy's New Prime Minister Promises Radical Reform

New Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is a neophyte on the national stage. But he has lofty ambitions nonetheless. A look back at his time as the mayor of Florence provides a glimpse of how he might run Italy. Von Walter Mayr

Expulsion Spells Berlusconi's Demise - ALESSANDRO BIANCHI/ REUTERS

Expulsion Spells Berlusconi's Demise - ALESSANDRO BIANCHI/ REUTERS

Il Cavaliere No More Expulsion Spells Berlusconi's Demise

By voting to expel former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian Senate has brought a long struggle to an end. The controversial former leader now faces new legal threats -- and maybe even a lengthy jail term. Von Hans-Jürgen Schlamp

The Great Sell-Off Milan Mired in Crisis of Money and Spirit

The days when Milan could call itself a bastion of growth and progress in Italy seem to be gone. As the crisis swells the ranks of the poor, members of the city's business elite are jockeying for foreign investors while squabbling with courts over various legal entanglements. Von Walter Mayr

The Barefoot Mayor Local Hero Takes on Sicilian Corruption

The new mayor of Messina is a man of the people. The tireless nonpartisan is known to go barefoot through the city. And in the land of Berlusconi, he is fighting against corruption, organized crime and widespread disenchantment with politics. Von Fiona Ehlers

Italian Senate Panel Recommends Expulsion - Alessandro Di Meo/ dpa

Italian Senate Panel Recommends Expulsion - Alessandro Di Meo/ dpa

Berlusconi Vote Italian Senate Panel Recommends Expulsion

In a widely expected development, an Italian Senate committee moved on Friday to recommend that Silvio Berlusconi be stripped of his position in the legislature. A court upheld the former prime minister's conviction in August on tax evasion charges.

A Vote of Confidence Will Not Suffice - Gregorio Borgia/ AP/dpa

A Vote of Confidence Will Not Suffice - Gregorio Borgia/ AP/dpa

Berlusconi's About-Face A Vote of Confidence Will Not Suffice

It was a good day for Italy: Silvio Berlusconi had no choice but to reverse course and back Prime Minister Enrico Letta. But the government in Rome remains unstable. If Italy wants lasting stability, the political class will have to undergo radical reform. Von Hans-Jürgen Schlamp

Berlusconi Pushes Italy to Brink - REMO CASILLI/ REUTERS

Berlusconi Pushes Italy to Brink - REMO CASILLI/ REUTERS

The Hostage-Taker Berlusconi Pushes Italy to Brink

He's to blame for 20 years of standstill in Italy. Now he's leading the nation and the whole of Europe to the brink of disaster. If Silvio Berlusconi succeeds in toppling the government this week, his cynicism will have won. Von Hans-Jürgen Schlamp

Berlusconi Tricks Spark Fear in Europe - ANDREW WINNING/ REUTERS

Berlusconi Tricks Spark Fear in Europe - ANDREW WINNING/ REUTERS

Chaos in Rome Berlusconi Tricks Spark Fear in Europe

Silvio Berlusconi has plunged Italy into another political crisis. It's a wake-up call for Europe and a reminder that, despite what the recent German election campaign suggested, the euro crisis is by no means over yet. Von Gregor Peter Schmitz

Berlusconi Holds Italy for Ransom - MAX ROSSI/ REUTERS

Berlusconi Holds Italy for Ransom - MAX ROSSI/ REUTERS

Bunga Bungle Berlusconi Holds Italy for Ransom

As lawmakers debate barring Berlusconi from office, the former prime minister and his supporters threaten to scuttle Italy's governing coalition. The convicted tax evader refuses to be treated like a common criminal. Von Fabian Reinbold

Berlusconi Power Play Daughter Marina Waits in the Wings

Silvio Berlusconi's party has threatened to back out of the governing coalition if its leader isn't pardoned for tax evasion. Barring that, Italy's former prime minister seems to have decided on a successor: his daughter Marina. Von Hans-Jürgen Schlamp

Why Italy's Destiny Is Tied to Berlusconi - AP/ TGcom24

Why Italy's Destiny Is Tied to Berlusconi - AP/ TGcom24

Unhealthy Obsession Why Italy's Destiny Is Tied to Berlusconi

Silvio Berlusconi has been holding Italian politics hostage for 20 years. Now that the country's highest court has upheld his tax fraud conviction, it is surely time he left the political stage. But he probably won't, because Italy is hooked on the 'Silvio show.' Von Fabian Reinbold

Berlusconi Stays in Game Despite Ruling - AP/dpa

Berlusconi Stays in Game Despite Ruling - AP/dpa

'A Political Decision' Berlusconi Stays in Game Despite Ruling

On Thursday, a court convicted former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in a legally binding ruling for the first time. But it referred a decision on a ban on political office back to a lower court. For now, he will continue to play a major role in Italian politics. Von Fabian Reinbold

Berlusconi Awaits the Final Verdict - Gregorio Borgia/ AP/dpa

Berlusconi Awaits the Final Verdict - Gregorio Borgia/ AP/dpa

Endgame for Il Cavaliere? Berlusconi Awaits the Final Verdict

For the first time, Silvio Berlusconi is threatened with a legally binding conviction. Italy's highest court is due to rule this week on the former premier's tax fraud verdict. It could finally mean an end to the magnate's political career -- and spell serious trouble for the fragile governing coalition. Von Fabian Reinbold

Berlusconi Has One Trick Left - Remo Casilli / REUTERS

Berlusconi Has One Trick Left - Remo Casilli / REUTERS

Ex-Prime Minister Convicted Berlusconi Has One Trick Left

Silvio Berlusconi paid a minor for sex and he abused his office in order to cover it up, a Milan court ruled on Monday, sentencing Italy's former prime minister to seven years in jail. Von Hans-Jürgen Schlamp

Court Upholds Guilty Verdict against Berlusconi - ALESSANDRO BIANCHI/ REUTERS

Court Upholds Guilty Verdict against Berlusconi - ALESSANDRO BIANCHI/ REUTERS

Tax Fraud Court Upholds Guilty Verdict against Berlusconi

A second court has upheld a tax fraud conviction against Silvio Berlusconi. The former Italian prime minister now only has one appeal left. If convicted, he could be barred from public office, but he is unlikely to face actual jail time.

Italy's New Cabinet Gives Rise to 'Skeptical Hope' - HANDOUT/ REUTERS

Italy's New Cabinet Gives Rise to 'Skeptical Hope' - HANDOUT/ REUTERS

World From Berlin Italy's New Cabinet Gives Rise to 'Skeptical Hope'

Italy's new left-right government, sworn in on Sunday, is younger than previous cabinets, has more women and contains a mix of technocrats and politicians. It's a promising start, write German commentators. But they note that it faces huge pressures, and will need to deliver results quickly.

Letta Asked to Form Italian Government - Giorgio Cosulich/ Getty Images

Letta Asked to Form Italian Government - Giorgio Cosulich/ Getty Images

The Old Guard's Last Stand Letta Asked to Form Italian Government

Enrico Letta has been tapped to lead Italy after being asked on Wednesday to form a government. Even though he is only 46 years old, he's still a representative of the old political caste and will have no choice but to work together with Silvio Berlusconi. Von Hans-Jürgen Schlamp

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