We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Your guide to a disrupted world
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Coalition tipped to form new government in Rome seeks to reassure allies and Brussels after collapse of Draghi administration
Collapsed takeover of Monte dei Paschi di Siena strained ties with Italian government
Some in the country believe the Kremlin helped to script last month’s ousting of Mario Draghi
Markets are right to signal that collapse is far from imminent
Many voters will want to punish the parties that pulled the plug on national unity government
The next government will probably continue to back Ukraine, but the outlook for domestic reform is less promising
Rome sells 10-year debt near highest yield since wake of eurozone debt crisis
EU economic commissioner says Brussels will not renegotiate fundamentals of deal
The prospects for substantive reform after the fall of Mario Draghi’s government do not look bright
Elections raise questions over Rome’s ability to stick to reform timetable
Ornate Liberty style living areas are complemented by marble staircases, columns and flooring
EU allies and financial markets worry that the national reform effort will lose momentum after elections in September
Fall of Italian government may test the eurozone’s latest measure
Rightwing parties seek to take advantage of early elections after prime minister’s departure
Resignation triggers alarm among investors with sell-off in Rome’s bond yields intensifying
Political uncertainty surges in Rome but fears of rudderless chaos may be overdone
Diplomats remain sceptical about an early agreement next week
Italian prime minister set to quit as League, Forza Italia and Five Star say they will boycott confidence vote
Prime minister willing to remain if he can secure support for change from fractious political parties
Tensions run high ahead of Mario Draghi’s return to parliament today to gauge support for his agenda
The ECB president is set to raise rates to curb inflation just as war and energy prices threaten to tip the eurozone into recession
Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy party leads polls but rivalry with League’s Matteo Salvini could complicate alliances
Former central bank president Mario Draghi’s troubles complicate the task facing his successor, Christine Lagarde
A political crisis has hit Rome at the worst possible time
Hope for reform fades but some believe offering resignation strengthens prime minister’s hand if he opts to fight on
International Edition
