Italian PM Mario Draghi had strong words for Turkish President Erdogan, labelling him a "dictator" after Commission President von der Leyen was not provided a chair at an EU-Turkey meeting. #SofaGate Read more:
Italian PM Mario Draghi called Erdogan a dictator. This prompted Turkey’s foreign ministry to condemn his “unacceptable statements.” Well, the facts are on the side of Draghi. TUR has a pathetic 125/162 ranking in @CatoInstitute 's Personal Freedom Index.
A small semiconductor firm based near Milan was the target of the Chinese takeover bid that was blocked by Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi last week
#VIDEO Italian PM Mario Draghi described Turkish President Recep Tayyib Erdogan as a dictator, after being asked about a diplomatic row over seating arrangements during a meeting between Erdogan and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi is bringing forward plans for $48 billion in new borrowing as the cost of keeping the economy afloat drains the state’s coffers
The target of a Chinese takeover bid blocked by Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi last week was a small semiconductor firm based near Milan@Al_Brambilla
Prime Minister Mario Draghi says he backs an extension of state protection for Italian businesses
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi is bringing forward plans for $48 billion in new borrowing as the cost of keeping the economy afloat drains the state’s coffers
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Yikes. Italian PM Mario Draghi refers to Erdogan as a “dictator”, condemning the “humiliation” of Ursula von der Leyen with #sofagate . Cue stamping on Italian flags and ripping up spaghetti by AKP supporters
JUST IN: Italian PM Draghi calls Turkey's President Erdogan a 'dictator' during press conference
Half of Italy's 20 regions, which include the cities Rome, Milan and Venice, will be entering new coronavirus restrictions from March 15 through April 6, according to a decree passed by Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi's cabinet.
Half of Italy's 20 regions, which include the cities Rome, Milan and Venice, will be entering new coronavirus restrictions from March 15 through April 6, according to a decree passed by Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi's cabinet.
Warm congratulations to Prime Minister Mario Draghi who has spent decades dedicated to public service for Italy and Europe. I wish him all the best as he takes on the task ahead, leading the government in the best interests of all Italian citizens.
Draghi as Italian prime minister (if he can form a government) does not only change Italy, it could also upset the EU's comfy balance of power, based for too long on the Franco-German duo. A third heavyweight around the leaders' table.
Mario Draghi 'to form new Italian government'
The EU is bent on reproducing its inane handling of the € crisis: 1. Lagarde's calamitous double gaffe (failing to repeat Draghi's 'whatever it takes' + declining to control Italian-German spreads) 2. Governments in fiscal paralysis determined to stay within the fiscal compact
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