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Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigns

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Draghi again handed in his resignation to Italian President Sergio Mattarella on July 21. His first attempt to resign a week ago was rejected. Draghi decided to resign after the populist 5-Star Movement, a party in the Italian government coalition, refused to support him in a confidence vote. Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio earlier said that the coalition crisis could leave Italy without the authority to continue to arm Ukraine.

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