Europe | The Putin effect
Italy is the latest victim of Ukraine-related divisions
Public opinion does not support robust action
|ROME
Among the least expected reactions to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was Italy’s firm response. Under Mario Draghi, Italy has backed sanctions on Russia that are painful for its own economy and has supplied weapons to Ukraine—though exactly which, and how many, remains unclear.
This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition under the headline “The Putin effect”
Europe June 25th 2022
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- Is the West supplying Ukraine with enough weapons?
- Italy is the latest victim of Ukraine-related divisions
- With a pro-Orban prime minister gone, things are looking up in Slovenia
- A stunning victory for Spain’s conservative opposition in Andalucía
- Briefly united by Ukraine, Europe faces divisions on the home front
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