Europe: three political crises or nothing

During the pandemic, democracy and its uncertainties continue. Conte’s Italy, Mark Rutte’s Netherlands and Estonia are suffering a political crisis.

Mark Rutte, resigned Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
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By Emmanuel Berretta

Published on 01/18/2021 at 3:19 pm

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Au moment when the English variant threatens Europe with a new heavy confinement, three countries offer themselves, as a bonus, the luxury of a political crisis: Conte’s Italy which will undergo the test of confidence, the The Netherlands of Mark Rutte who move to the interim government after the collective resignation of the government and Estonia which saw its Prime Minister resigned on suspicion of corruption.

For Brussels, Italy presents the most worrying profile. Giuseppe Conte has been undergoing an offensive for several weeks by Matteo Renzi, now at the head of a small party, Ital …

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