Giorgia Meloni became Italy's longest-serving prime minister since World War II, completing 1,400 days in office. However, despite this historic milestone, her reconfirmation in government is not assured.
The Italian leader maintains the lead in opinion polls, which gives her some political legitimacy. Meloni claims successes in areas such as combating irregular immigration and foreign policy as arguments in her favor.
Nonetheless, the prime minister faces a difficult conjuncture that calls into question her continuity. The article does not specify exactly what challenges threaten her mandate, but suggests that internal and external factors complicate her political scenario.
