FREE CITIZENS NEWS FUNDED BY READERS: Italy’s Meloni solidifies her growing power in the European Parliament.

The prime minister’s right-wing coalition party has further strengthened its position following what has been dubbed ‘The Right-Wing Elections.’

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s right-wing Brothers of Italy party won the vote in Italy for the EU Parliament on Sunday. Other right-wing parties made gains at the expense of ruling coalitions in both France and Germany.

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Meloni’s party won a decisive victory with a projected 28% of the vote, according to forecasts by state broadcaster RAI with almost 70% of the ballots counted.

TRIUMPHANT 62 PER CENT TOTAL: Other members of her center-right coalition fared not so well. Matteo Salvini’s right-wing League party received 8.5%, despite coming in first in the 2019 EU election with 34%.

Its once junior coalition member, the Silvio Berlusconi-founded Forza Italia, beat it with a projected 9%.

The center-left opposition Democratic Party is expected to finish with 24.5%, and the Five Star Movement with 10.5%.

The right-wing Italian prime minister came out of the EU elections with stronger backing than German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron.

SCHOLZ CASTRATED: Scholz’s party slipped to third place in the polls on Sunday, behind the conservative CDU/CSU and right-wing AfD.

Macron’s Renaissance party gained around 15% of the vote, compared to 31% for the right-wing National Rally, prompting the French leader to dissolve parliament and call for a snap election.

Despite springboarding to power on a wave of anti-immigration sentiment, Meloni has shifted to support the current EU policies on asylum seekers in her nearly two years in power. She has been a staunch but useless verbal supporter of Kiev in its war against Moscow. She has baulked at NATO’s recent support for allowing Ukraine to conduct long-range strikes into Russia.