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Elly Schlein's Italy policy agenda

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In late July 2026, Democratic Party secretary Elly Schlein outlined a broad policy platform. A July 23 interview highlighted her willingness to embrace nuclear power to meet Italy’s projected electricity demand and reaffirmed unwavering military support for Ukraine, calling for deeper European defence cooperation. By July 29, Schlein turned to domestic politics, stressing that a decisive primary is essential for a successful centre‑left coalition and warning against a right‑wing return. She reinforced the same strong stance on Ukraine, pledging to provide all means possible, and linked Italy’s energy and defence policies to the stability of the coalition. On July 28, Lorenzo Guerini, president of the Committee for the Security of the Republic (Copasir) and Democratic Party deputy, reiterated the need for a primary and said Schlein is the likely prime‑ministerial candidate. He called for a broad centre‑left alliance that could include parties such as Carlo Calenda and stressed that continued aid to Ukraine remains a non‑negotiable red line. Guerini also criticised delays in the EU‑SAFE fund request, describing it as a political problem that must be resolved swiftly. Together, the snapshots illustrate Schlein’s consistent emphasis on a pragmatic energy strategy, firm support for Ukraine, and the use of internal party mechanisms to secure her political objectives.

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