EU reform
Italy’s Gentiloni: European integration is in danger
One year into a premiership many feared would be weak and ineffective, Italy's prime minister has a blunt warning for EU leaders: the momentum of European integration is in danger of stalling again.
Paolo Gentiloni, Italy’s prime minister, is known for his low-key demeanour and aversion to public confrontation.
But, one year into a premiership that many initially feared would be a weak and ineffective stopgap administration, he had a blunt warning for EU leaders: the momentum of European integration is in danger of stalling again.
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