Former General Roberto Vannacci is gaining significant political traction in Italy with his radical views, including defending patriarchy and insulting homosexuals, posing a challenge to Prime Minister Meloni and other right-wing parties.

Former General Roberto Vannacci, an Italian right-wing populist, has sparked heated political debate by attributing violence against women to the decline of patriarchy.

Roberto Vannacci's "patriotic and identitarian" right-wing movement has launched its political program, which includes proposals for tax cuts, a family quotient, and golden power measures.

Roberto Calderoli of the Lega party voiced concerns that an April election would disadvantage the party, while General Roberto Vannacci announced his candidate, Carmelo Burgio, for Milan's mayoral race.

An editorial discusses the early success of Roberto Vannacci’s National Future party in Italy, signaling an ominous trend as extreme politics become normalized, following his controversial far-right tract in 2023.

General-turned-politician Roberto Vannacci's new far-right National Future (FnV) party has seen its support climb to 7.1% in recent Italian opinion polls, according to a Youtrend average prepared for SkyTg24.

Roberto Vannacci, leader of Futuro Nazionale, has released a new video created with artificial intelligence, depicting him as a Roman commander interceding with a fake President Mattarella for a pardon for Roggero.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has criticized an AI-generated video featuring General Roberto Vannacci, which depicted him as 'Imperator Robertus Vannaccius' condemning opposition leaders to death in the Colosseum. The video has sparked controversy and condemnation.

An AI-generated video has caused strong reactions in Italy, as it portrays former general and far-right politician Roberto Vannacci as a Roman emperor ordering the execution of opposition leaders.

Pier Silvio Berlusconi stated that Roberto Vannacci's views are not consistent with his idea of the center-right, while carefully avoiding giving direct advice to Giorgia Meloni and Antonio Tajani.

Italy's opposition parties have accused Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of seeking to change the electoral law to facilitate a future bid for the presidency. General Roberto Vannacci also urged Meloni to implement true preference voting in the electoral law.

Roberto Vannacci, hailed as a 'new Julius Caesar' by the far-right, is causing a significant political challenge for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Matteo Salvini has called a meeting of Lega party members to discuss the party's future, as General Roberto Vannacci's growing popularity threatens to overshadow Salvini's leadership.

Former general and paratrooper Roberto Vannacci is rapidly gaining ground with his new party, "National Future," posing a new right-wing political threat to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Firebrand general Roberto Vannacci has accused Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of betraying far-right ideals, attracting MPs from the ruling coalition and seeing his support rise ahead of Italy’s 2027 election.

New polls indicate that General-turned-politician Roberto Vannacci's new far-right party, National Future (FN), is polling at 5.3%, the same as the right-wing League party he recently left, with other parties also seeing shifts in support.

Former General Roberto Vannacci concluded his party's constituent meeting by stating that femicide does not exist as a crime and that the offense is unnecessary, while a deputy from his party greeted 'comrades'.

Roberto Vannacci's new political party, 'Futuro nazionale,' is holding its constituent assembly in Rome, with the general reportedly preparing a 'counterattack' against Prime Minister Meloni.

Roberto Vannacci's Futuro Nazionale party officially gains four new deputies, with two defecting from Lega and two from Forza Italia, bringing the party's registered members to 94,000.

General Roberto Vannacci, leader of Futuro Nazionale, clarified his position within the center-right, stating he does not negotiate his principles and announced a candidate for mayor in Milan.

Weekly political polls in Italy indicate an increase in support for the Democratic Party (Pd) and the Five Star Movement (M5s), while Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) shows a slowdown. General Roberto Vannacci's support continues to grow.

(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 24 - Paratroop General Roberto Vannacci, who recengly left the right-wing League party to form his own far-right party National Future (FN), on Tuesday joined the far-right Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN) caucus at the European Parliament, which contains among other Alternative for Germany (AfD). "It's an honour, I completely identify with the principles and ideals of this group," Vannacci told a press conference. Vannacci, whose FN is currently polling at around 3% in It...

Italy's Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) party is reportedly considering fielding former Lazio governor Francesco Storace and Caio Mussolini, a descendant of Benito Mussolini, as candidates. This move is seen as an effort to counter the influence of General Roberto Vannacci within the right-wing political landscape.

Former General Roberto Vannacci, a right-wing populist from Italy's "Futuro Nazionale" party, has ignited fierce political debates with his statements advocating for the protection of patriarchal structures, which he links to increased violence against women.

General Roberto Vannacci, a right-wing figure, has emerged as an unexpected political rival to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, threatening her from the right. His rise in Italian politics is drawing significant attention and reshaping the conservative landscape.

Roberto Vannacci has announced Carmelo Burgio as the candidate for Futuro nazionale in the upcoming municipal elections for the Mayor of Milan. The announcement was made from the Versiliana stage.

Luca Sforzini, president of Rinascimento Nazionale, a think tank associated with General Roberto Vannacci, has written to Beppe Grillo, leader of the Five Star Movement, proposing common ground and dialogue.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's power is reportedly threatened by retired general Roberto Vannacci, a pro-Russian and xenophobic figure who is attracting votes from Italians disillusioned with Meloni's liberalism.

Italian politician Roberto Vannacci is accused of violating an agreement on the use of deepfakes in electoral campaigns by posting a fake video featuring President Sergio Mattarella to request a pardon for Roggero.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has distanced herself from a controversial video by General Roberto Vannacci, while also urging the left to condemn those who fuel hatred, referencing recent clashes in Bologna.

General Roberto Vannacci faced protests in Pescara, where activists played "Bella Ciao" and some members of Futuro Nazionale performed fascist salutes, prompting Vannacci to remark that it felt like being at a zoo.

General Roberto Vannacci is positioning himself to challenge Giorgia Meloni's nationalist leadership, stating, "We are like 'The Dirty Dozen'." His emergence suggests a potential shift in Italy's political landscape.

General Roberto Vannacci responded to Matteo Salvini's comments about no longer needing him, stating he is ready for a coalition despite Salvini's apparent disinterest. Salvini also indicated he would pass on leadership in three years, naming Fedriga and Zaia as potential successors.

Italy's right-wing political spectrum is expanding with Roberto Vannacci becoming an additional radical competitor to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, a development observers link to Meloni herself.

Retired Italian general Roberto Vannacci is gaining political traction, surpassing Salvini and complicating Prime Minister Meloni's electoral strategies by vying for the far-right identity banner.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has stated that General Roberto Vannacci has ruled out forming an alliance with the centre-right political bloc. This announcement clarifies Vannacci's political positioning regarding potential coalitions.

General Roberto Vannacci has confirmed that he paid the necessary copyright fee for using a song by Italian singer-songwriter Lucio Dalla. This statement addresses previous discussions regarding the use of the musical work.

The family of late Italian singer Lucio Dalla has protested against General Roberto Vannacci's claim of one of Dalla's songs as an anthem. This incident highlights a broader political discussion surrounding Vannacci.

In Italy, General Roberto Vannacci's "National Future" has become a political party, threatening Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing coalition by attracting members of parliament from the Northern League.

Former Italian General Roberto Vannacci is reportedly seeking to position himself to the right of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, indicating a potential challenge within the conservative political landscape.

General Roberto Vannacci stated on television that migrants should be deported, asserting himself as the authentic right-wing voice. He also claimed to have been used by Matteo Salvini for his votes.

General Roberto Vannacci is reportedly growing in opinion polls, attracting municipal councilors, and aiming to double his number of deputies in the Chamber, posing a significant challenge to the Lega party.

Roberto Vannacci reportedly secured two Lombardy councilors, challenging Prime Minister Meloni's FdI and Marina Berlusconi, and also brought in former undersecretary Martini.

A debate on sovereignty, migration, and security featuring Matteo Renzi and Roberto Vannacci took place on Fedez's Pulp Podcast.

Former General Roberto Vannacci is charging up to 100 euros for VIP seats at his public appearances in theaters, a model reminiscent of Beppe Grillo's paid events, with tickets ranging from 21 to 100 euros.

Roberto Vannacci is reportedly considering Calabria as a key region to test the strength of his 'Futuro Nazionale' party in upcoming elections, potentially challenging Forza Italia.

General Roberto Vannacci has launched his political manifesto, advocating for a 'Mediterranean patriarchy' and proposing measures such as ending the crime of femicide and fostering strong males.

A new far-right party, Futuro Nazionale, founded by 57-year-old former soldier Roberto Vannacci, is reportedly gaining increasing support in Italy. The party's emergence has led to accusations against Giorgia Meloni for allegedly 'selling out' the right.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is facing increased competition from radical right-wing parties, such as General Roberto Vannacci's xenophobic and pro-Russian movement, which criticizes her for drifting towards the political center.

Roberto Vannacci, a former general and ex-ally of Salvini, is gaining political traction ahead of next year's general elections, surpassing the League and Forza Italia in voter intention and posing a challenge to Meloni's coalition.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly concerned about her political power as retired general Roberto Vannacci, a pro-Russian and xenophobic figure, gains support from voters disillusioned with her liberal policies.

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni expressed disapproval of a controversial AI-generated video featuring right-wing politician Roberto Vannacci as a Roman emperor condemning left-wing figures in the Colosseum.

Italian right-wing populist Roberto Vannacci has caused widespread outrage with an AI-generated video in which he portrays a Roman emperor ordering the execution of opposition politicians, drawing criticism as an incitement to violence.

Former General Roberto Vannacci gathered his supporters for an athletic training event, stating his intention to 'temper' them with sport and that he would not back down on alliances.

General Roberto Vannacci, a former Italian paratrooper known for his xenophobic and pro-Russian views, has quickly become a significant political threat to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with his new far-right party, Futuro N.

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, leader of the Lega party, stated that the current alliance will contest the next political elections, effectively ruling out a partnership with General Roberto Vannacci.

Gianni Alemanno and Roberto Vannacci held their first public dinner, where they discussed the 'social right' and emphasized shared identity themes like security, with Alemanno reportedly receiving a Celtic cross.

General-turned-politician Roberto Vannacci's new far-right National Future (FN) party has surpassed Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini's League in a recent Youtrend poll for Sky TG24, indicating a shift in Italian political sentiment.

(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 17 - Pope Leo XIV has said that remigration, a policy being proposed by several far-right parties, including former General Roberto Vannacci's new National Future group in Italy, is not a concept that complies with Christian principles. "Many times we do not recognize the reasons why these people had to leave their countries," the American pontiff told reporters outside the papal residence in Castel Gandolf on Tuesday in relation to remigration. "So many reasons: violence, ...

This article profiles Lorenzo Gasperini, a 34-year-old philosophy professor, traditionalist Catholic, anti-vaxxer, and Eurosceptic, who is identified as the ideologue and coordinator for Roberto Vannacci.

Far-right leader Roberto Vannacci has controversially reiterated his stance that 'femicide does not exist,' arguing that the murder of women motivated by possessiveness or jealousy should not be considered a distinct crime from killing men.

Italian General Roberto Vannacci has controversially stated that 'femicide is an ordinary murder like all others,' arguing that men and women are equal and do not require special protection, sparking debate.

Italian MEP Roberto Vannacci delivered a speech at his party Futurno Nazionale's assembly, making controversial statements about being 'the scum' and 'children of no one.'

Roberto Vannacci's party, Futuro Nazionale, announced its intention to participate in the upcoming Milan municipal elections and will present its own candidate.

In the municipal elections in Vigevano, the candidate openly supported by Roberto Vannacci surpassed 14% of the votes, making their performance decisive for the upcoming runoff.

Gianni Alemanno's political faction is set to merge with Roberto Vannacci's 'Futuro nazionale' at a meeting in Rome on March 31st, with Mario Adinolfi also involved in the right-wing political maneuvers.