Usagevpn.com – Four years after taking office, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni turned her attention to the ballot box on 4 September, using a rally in Bari to frame her administration’s survival as both a political achievement and a campaign platform. The occasion was specific: her cabinet had just crossed the 1,413-day threshold in power, overtaking the 1,412-day mark held by Silvio Berlusconi’s second government and claiming the title of the longest-serving single administration in the history of the Italian Republic.

The distinction carries particular weight in a country where governments have historically been short-lived, often collapsing within months due to coalition fractures or parliamentary votes of no confidence. Meloni’s right-wing alliance — anchored by her Brothers of Italy party alongside Forza Italia and Lega — has managed to hold together through legislative battles, a contentious referendum, and sustained economic pressure, a durability that her opponents had long predicted would…