Salvini tells Di Maio to respect voters

Leader of Lega party Matteo Salvini with President of Fratelli d'Italia party Giorgia Meloni and leader of Forza Italia party Silvio Berlusconi. Source: AAP Image/ EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

Italy's political stalemate following last month's inconclusive general election has continued with the lead players, the League and the 5-Star-Movement (M5S), still looking distant from reaching an agreement to form a new government.

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Published 17 April 2018 12:29pm

Updated 16 August 2022 9:58am

By Carlo Oreglia, Dario Castaldo

Source: SBS

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Italy's political stalemate following last month's inconclusive general election has continued with the lead players, the League and the 5-Star-Movement (M5S), still looking distant from reaching an agreement to form a new government.

M5S leader Luigi Di Maio reiterated his call for the anti-migrant, Euroskeptic League to dump its centre-right coalition partner, Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia, to make a deal possible.

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