The premier Giorgia Meloni seems to have lost his voice. After fleeing Parliament in the face of the mess of the liberation of the Libyan torturer Almasri, the Prime Minister has not said a word so far in the face of the tsunami Trump su Gaza, On 'Ukraine and on reciprocal duties that risk sinking a part of the Italian industry. But his absence from the great international meeting on theArtificial intelligence organized by the President Macron in Paris. And to think that at last year's G7 Meloni, as she perfidiously recalled Matteo Renzi, had emphasized the Italian commitment to Artificial Intelligence: now others are investing billions in AI and what about us?
It is true that in politics as in life timing is everything and it may be that, instead of exposing herself immediately, Meloni waits for the right moment to have her say on President Donald Trump's daily gimmicks: on the expulsion of Palestinians from Gaza, on the negotiations with Putin but without Zelensky and Europe on the tormented Ukraine and on his intention to introduce reciprocal duties for all countries. But the important thing is that Meloni finds her voice again and that she remembers that dealing with the American President is absolutely right but does not mean bowing down and that in order not to bow down it is crucial to deal together with the whole EU, as she seems to have assured President Ursula Von de Leyen. So far on the Middle East and Ukraine Meloni's line has been impeccable, but what is it now? The sooner she lets us know the better, but for now down from the tower.
