possible inclusion of abortion rights in the final text of the conclusions of the summit of leaders of countries G7 eventually became biggest point of contention a forum that, in general terms, served to establish common positions on key geopolitical issues such as the war in Ukraine.

The first drafts contained an explicit hint that was eventually omitted, apparently due to government concerns Georgia Melonievent host. The Prime Minister does not hide his conservative positions and, in fact, under his mandate was approved the reform for those anti-abortion groups can access clinics.

He Italian government tried it downplay perceived disagreement at the G7, harkening back to the declaration signed last year in Hiroshima, Japan, which mentioned that women should have “access to abortion” and aftercare in a “safe and legal” manner.

“controversy” is “deceptiveaccording to Meloni, who tried to deny that he had asked for a “step back” on the issue and instead called for not to be “unnecessarily repeated” in the final statement, given that there may be things already agreed upon at previous summits.

Melony went even further and asked not to do this.”Campaignin forums of this type, in a veiled allusion to the President of France, Emmanuel Macronwho publicly regretted that the text did not include the term “abortion” and acknowledged that his and the Italian government different “sensitivities”.