Meloni out as Prime Minister of ItalySeptember 30

Meloni became Italy's longest-serving prime minister since World War II earlier this month, and his term is set to end in the fall of 2027.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgi Meloni said he intends to stay in office until the end of the legislative term. Some media outlets have reported that Meloni, whose coalition is losing support to a new far-right movement led by former army general Roberto Vanacci, may push for early elections.

Italy’s PM Meloni: I Will Stay in Power as Long as I Have a Stable Majority

Backed by positive figures on jobs, taxes, security, and immigration, Giorgia Meloni breaks Italy's cycle of instability after 1,413 days in office.

Giorgia Meloni makes history with Italy's longest-serving government since World War II

In a move that strengthens her position as she prepares to launch her campaign for the 2027 parliamentary elections, Crises and divisions have toppled 68 Italian governments since World War II, and Meloni has made history with 1,413 days in power, surpassing Silvio Berlusconi by one day.

In a feat that strengthens her position as she prepares to launch her campaign for the 2027 parliamentary elections, Crises and divisions have toppled 68 Italian governments since World War II, and Meloni makes history with 1,413 days in power, surpassing Silvio Berlusconi by one day.

Meloni breaks Berlusconi's record... Will political stability translate into economic success in Italy? #AlArabyToday

From First Woman in Office to Record Holder: Giorgia Meloni Surpasses Berlusconi and Strengthens Her Presence Ahead of the 2027 Elections Italian Prime Minister Meloni has achieved a historic record with her right-wing government, which, as of Friday, has remained in office for a longer period without interruption than any other government since the founding of the Italian Republic in 1946. Meloni (49 years old) surpassed the previous record achieved by the second government of Silvio Berlusconi, which held power from 2001 to 2005. Meloni was sworn in on October 22, 2022, becoming the first woman to hold the office as Prime Minister of Italy, and her tenure has reached 1,413 days, compared to 1,412 days for Berlusconi's second government.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Friday celebrated her hard-right government becoming the longest-lasting in Italy's postwar history with a rally in the southern port of Bari, as she gears up for elections next year. • •

Italian Prime Minister Meloni becomes longest-serving post-war prime minister, citing "the people" for his 1413 consecutive days in office.

With 1,413 days in office, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has broken the record for the longest uninterrupted government in the history of the republic; a record previously held by Silvio Berlusconi's second government. The stability of Giorgia Meloni's government is a rare occurrence in a country known for its frequent changes of government. Reported by Sadaf Baghbani, Iran International correspondent

Meloni Surpasses Berlusconi… Records Italy’s Longest-Serving Government in History

Breaking the curse of short-lived Italian cabinets, Prime Minister Meloni set a record with 1,413 days in office.

Live: Meloni marks milestone as her government becomes longest-serving in history, surpassing Berlusconi's record

Meloni's government becomes the longest-serving in Italy since World War II.

Italian Prime Minister Meloni, who has set a new post-war record for the longest tenure, expresses gratitude to the nation, emphasizing stability by stating, "All the longest-serving prime ministers have been center-right."

Italy's Meloni administration becomes the longest-serving post-war government; its pragmatic approach brings stability, but concerns remain.

Italy's Meloni government becomes the longest-serving post-war government, experiencing unprecedented stability, but facing a tough next election.

Meloni's administration becomes the longest in Italy since the war; its success on the international stage has earned it trust.

Outspoken Meloni sets record in Italian government: Created 1.2 million jobs and defeated Trump in the photo incident Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni set a record by keeping her government in power for 1,413 days, making it the longest-serving since World War II According to ABC News, none of the 68 governments that have ruled Italy in the last 80 years have been able to complete a 5-year term Meloni, with her outspoken and pragmatic personality, succeeded in avoiding the crises that brought down previous governments and broke the record set by the late Silvio Berlusconi between 2001 and 2005 Meloni gained widespread popularity after confronting Trump in the photo incident when he said she "begged" him to take a picture with her during the G7 summit in France, but she responded: "Italy does not beg."

Outspoken Meloni sets record in Italian government: Created 1.2 million jobs and defeated Trump in the photo incident Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni set a record by keeping her government in power for 1,413 days, making it the longest-serving since World War II According to ABC News, none of the 68 governments that have ruled Italy in the last 80 years have been able to complete a 5-year term Meloni's outspoken and pragmatic personality helped her avoid the crises that brought down previous governments and broke the record set by the late Silvio Berlusconi between 2001 and 2005 Meloni's supporters point to her creation of 1.2 million jobs and the decrease in immigration numbers Meloni gained widespread popularity after confronting Trump in the photo incident when he said she "begged" He approached her to take a picture with him during the G7 summit in France, but she replied: "Italy does not beg."

Outspoken Meloni sets record in Italian government: 1.2 million jobs created, and she defeated Trump in the photo op. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has set a record by keeping her government in power for 1,413 days, making it the longest-serving since World War II. According to ABC News, none of the 68 governments that have ruled Italy in the last 80 years have been able to complete a full five-year term. Meloni's outspoken and pragmatic personality has allowed her to avoid the crises that brought down previous governments, breaking the record set by the late Silvio Berlusconi between 2001 and 2005. Meloni's supporters point to the creation of 1.2 million jobs and the decrease in immigration as key factors. Meloni gained widespread popularity after confronting Trump in the photo op. The incident with the photo, when he said she "begged" him to take a picture with her during the G7 summit in France, but she replied: "Italy does not beg."

Meloni breaks Berlusconi’s record for longest-serving uninterrupted government, longest since WWII

[UPDATE] Italy weighs the results as Giorgia Meloni’s government sets a longevity record (first reported at 2026-09-03T04:03:14Z)

A notable achievement of @GiorgiaMeloni and her government. Congratulations! • • “Giorgia Meloni’s government has become Italy’s longest-serving since 1943, reaching 1,413 consecutive days in office on September 3, 2026 and surpassing the 1,412-day record set by Silvio Berlusconi’s second government. • • The milestone stands out in a country that has cycled through 68 governments in roughly 80 years. Meloni’s coalition has combined political continuity with tighter fiscal discipline, while employment has risen by about 1.2 million and unemployment has fallen below 6%.” • • Source: Senate of the Republic of Italy; Reuters

Italy's Meloni government becomes the longest-serving post-war administration; "realistic far-right" is key to stability

Meloni's government sets record for longest stay in power

Italy weighs the results as Giorgia Meloni's government sets a longevity record

Meloni breaks a cute Italian record – no Italian government lasted longer

Once upon a time, it was Italy’s economy in the doldrums. Today Italy’s borrowing costs are lower than Britain’s. Markets and investors have more confidence in Georgia Meloni’s Italy than in Labour’s Britain. • • People wrote Prime Minister @GiorgiaMeloni off, saying she wouldn’t last six months. In 10 days she will be leading the longest-serving government in the history of the Italian Republic. She is a straight-talking, no-nonsense woman who knows what she believes and stands her ground. • • She has restored confidence in Italy, brought job creators back and shown what serious centre-right government can achieve. I wanted to understand how she did it, because after Labour, Britain is going to need exactly that kind of resolve and Conservatives are going to deliver it.