Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni accuses European leaders of acting like 'oligarchs' and ignoring recent election that saw swing to the Right with a deal to divvy up the EU's top jobs

Daily Mail

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It was a far cry from five years ago, when German conservative von der Leyen’s out-of-the-blue nomination caused uproar in the European Parliament due to her lack of qualifications for the most powerful job in EU politics.
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It was then presented as a done deal to the remainder of the 27, which infuriated Meloni, a standard bearer of hard-right populist parties in Europe.
Irish Times
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A furious Meloni accused her European counterparts of a stitch up and of ignoring the wish of voters.
Daily Express
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The official reason he gave was the start of Hungary's presidency of the EU Council, which begins on 1 July.
Ukrainska Pravda

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