Italian port city and regional capital on the Adriatic
Italy has reached 1,413-1,414 days in office, making Meloni's administration the longest uninterrupted single government since World War II. Supporters credit stability with economic gains; critics argue long-term growth remains a question as the next election looms.
Italy’s leadership has emphasised stability as a shield for the state, underscoring how precautionary measures protected Italians’ savings. The new leader is set to guide the longest-serving government since 1946, with the electoral campaign underway ahead of next year’s vote.