Rome response

Rome considers the report of yesterday’s meeting yesterday’s meeting of Prime Minister Georgia Meloni with the new German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz.

Italian government leader Georgia Melloni stressed that cooperation with Germany is vital, while Friedrich Mertz added that no one, in the phase of talks on the formation of his government, called on the importance of the relationship with Berlin.

As for the Ukrainian, the two countries agreed that Kiev should continue to support support until a fair and permanent peace was achieved. The Italian prime minister said she was willing to take part in meetings of France, Germany and Poland. Melon has welcomed the fact that, at this stage, there is no plan to send European soldiers to Ukraine. He also called for “to limit the protagonist tendencies”. A message with the recipient of French President Emmanuel Macron, with whom there are some “communication problems”. “The West must remain united,” the head of the Rome government underlined.

Pope Leo’s enthronement ceremony

As for migration, it is clear that the two countries agree to protect external borders, stricter traffickers, efficient cooperation with transit and attendance countries. The Italian prime minister referred to the creation of her country’s closed centers in Albania, where irregular migrants are now being transferred to expulsion. “This is a contribution that can reduce the overall dimension of the problem, but not the solution to the problem,” the Chancellor commented.

Chancellor Friedrich Mertz today attended the Pope Leo’s enthronement ceremony in the Vatican. There were also many other foreign leaders, including US Vice President Jay Di Vance, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski and European Commission President Ursula von der Laien. The faithful exceeded 250,000.

The papal term of the new American Pontiff, who is expected to meet immediately with the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, who is in Rome, officially begins. From Leo’s speeches and interventions so far, one can predict that he will be a modest follower of Francis. In favor of the rights of immigrants, against equipment and war conflicts, but with fewer openings, it seems, to LGBTKI+ citizens.