Italian port city, university town, Saint Nicholas’s capital
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 government has reached 1,413 days in power, the longest in the republic’s history. The milestone is celebrated amid ongoing debates over stability, growth and upcoming elections in 2027.