Italy’s March 4 general election will pit a center-right coalition against populists and a divided left, with polls suggesting a hung parliament and prolonged uncertainty in the eurozone’s third-largest economy.
Italy’s March 4 general election will pit a center-right coalition against populists and a divided left, with polls suggesting a hung parliament and prolonged uncertainty in the eurozone’s third-largest economy.
In Madhesh, when the microphones fall silent, the real battle for the ballot quietly begins.