Meloni's Own Party Members Are Quietly Eyeing The Exit As Vanachi's Movement Grows

Georgia Meloni remains Italy's most popular leader but her government is increasingly struggling under EU constraints. On migration, borders and the green agenda, the Meloni administration has found itself reduced to complaining about Brussels rather than confronting it.Now a serious challenge has emerged from her own right flank. Roberto Vanachi, a former Italian general who previously sat with Lega, has launched the National Future Party a fiercely anti-EU movement. Within months it has attracted close to 100,000 members and is already polling around 5%, with parliamentary deputies defecting to join it.Michael Heaver argues Vanachi's rise exposes the limits of Meloni's approach: as long as Italy remains bound by EU rules, no government can truly deliver on its promises.What do you make of Italy's new anti-EU movement? Drop your thoughts below.