Italy Surprisingly Stable Under Meloni, But Concerns Remain – OpEd

By Chris Doyle

Up the road to the west of Lake Como, north of Milan, one rounds a corner and discovers a small plaque. A few tired flowers decorate it, but other than that it is easy to miss. It is the spot where, in April 1945, Italy’s fascist dictator Benito Mussolini was executed by firing squad.

Fascism has its roots...