Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized the French and German governments during an appearance in the Italian parliament on Tuesday, calling into question their European solidarity after taking in less than 100 relocated migrants between them from Italy this year. Ahead of an EU Council summit in Brussels later this week, Meloni recalled that “of […]

Meloni recalled that “of the 94,000 (migrants) landed” in Italy this year, “the relocated migrants are 38 in France and 57 in Germany,” a figure she derided as laughable. She claimed it was unacceptable that this has been the response of affluent European nations content with “Italy being the only port of disembarkation in Europe.”