Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has reaffirmed her commitment to completing the full term in office, ruling out both resignation and cabinet reshuffles following the recent referendum.
Addressing Parliament, Meloni emphasized the government’s determination to press ahead with key reforms, particularly in the justice system, while navigating a complex international landscape shaped by tensions in the Middle East and relations with the United States.
She framed the referendum outcome as an opportunity for reflection and renewed momentum, pledging to strengthen policies on economic growth, security, and family support.
Opposition leaders responded sharply. Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein accused the government of stagnation, while Five Star Movement leader Giuseppe Conte described the country as struggling under current leadership.