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Meloni ve Trump, G7 Zirvesi'nde 'Netleştirme' Toplantısı Yaptı

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İtalya Başbakanı Giorgia Meloni ve ABD Başkanı Donald Trump, Fransa'nın Evian kentinde düzenlenen G7 zirvesi kapsamında pazartesi akşamı liderler yemeği sırasında bir araya geldi. Kaynakların Salı günü bildirdiğine göre, ikili "netleştirme" olarak nitelendirilen bir görüşme gerçekleştirdi. Görüşmenin "faydalı bir fikir alışverişi" olduğu ve zirve boyunca iki lider arasında başka diyalog fırsatlarının olacağı belirtildi. G7 zirveleri, dünyanın önde gelen ekonomilerinin liderlerine hem çok taraflı müzakereler hem de ikili diplomasi için zemin hazırlar. Meloni ve Trump arasındaki bu 'netleştirme' görüşmesi, zirvenin yoğun gündemi içinde doğrudan iletişimin sürdüğünü ve karşılıklı anlayışın güçlendirilmeye çalışıldığını yansıtmaktadır.

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Started 16 Jun, 11:52 5 events Updated 22 Jun
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  1. Political16 Jun, 11:52

    Meloni, Trump have 'clarification' meeting at G7 - sources

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUN 16 - Premier Giorgia Meloni and United States President Donald Trump had a "clarification" meeting on the sidelines of Monday evening's leaders' dinner at the G7 summit in Evian, sources said on Tuesday. The sources said it was a "useful exchange" and that there will be other opportunities for dialogue between the two leaders during the summit. They said the Italian premier reiterated the principle that Western unity is "absolutely necessary in this moment of great international crisis" and both sides agreed on this. Meloni had been big friends with Trump, and she was the only European leader invited to his inauguration last year, until the Iran war. Trump accused Italy of not being helpful and said Meloni had changed. The Italian government's stance included refusing the US permission to use an air base in Sicily for raids during the war. The premier also drew Trump's ire by defending Pope Leo XIV after the president said he was "weak on crime" and "terrible for foreign policy" following his criticism of the war. (ANSA). Read article...

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  2. Security17 Jun, 15:06

    Meloni says relations with Trump unchanged, understand each other's points of view

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUN 17 - Premier Giorgia Meloni said after the G7 summit Wednesday that her relations with United States President Donald Trump were unchanged and that the two leaders understood each other's points of view. "I would like to tell you that I found our relationship unchanged, there were no recriminations, nor did we discuss what happened: we have fairly strong characters, we are both leaders who "determinedly defend the national interest, there's no need for us to clarify when we disagree on something," Meloni told press conference at Evian-les-Bains. "And then, in the end, each of us understands the other's point of view, and so we discussed what can be done in the coming months, as we did the last time we met in a situation like this." Meloni and Trump made up at Evian after falling out over her criticism of his criticism of Pope Leo XIV's condemnation of the Iran war, and over Italy's not taking part in that conflict. (ANSA). Read article...

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  3. Security19 Jun, 12:19

    Mattarella calls Meloni to express solidarity after Trump affront

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUN 19 - President Sergio Mattarella called Premier Giorgia Meloni on Friday to express his solidarity after US President Donald Trump's offensive comments on her, sources said. In an interview with La7 television, Trump said Meloni begged for a photo with him during the G7 summit. Meloni said Trump's assertion was false, stressing that she never begs and neither does Italy. (see related). (ANSA). Read article...

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  4. Security19 Jun, 17:07

    Outrage in Italy after Trump says Meloni 'begged' for photo op

    Rome, Italy

    Italy reacted angrily on Friday after reported comments by US President Donald Trump mocking Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, with the foreign minister cancelling a planned US visit. Meloni said she was “frankly stunned” by Trump’s comments to Italian channel La7. According to a written transcript of the phone interview provided to AFP by the network, he said Meloni “begged me for a picture” at the G7 summit this week and he agreed only because he “felt sorry for her”. He also suggested that Meloni was probably “happy that I talked to her, I didn’t have to talk to her”. Meloni called what Trump said “made up”, adding: “Neither I nor Italy ever beg.” “I don’t know why the president of the United States behaves this way with his own allies,” the far-right leader wrote on X. “I can only say that it’s a pity he doesn’t show the same determination with enemies of the West, with enemies of the United States, with leaders with whom, instead, he is far more accommodating,” she said. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on X called Trump’s words “grave and offensive” and said he was cancelling a visit to the US planned for June 21 and 22. Justice Minister Carlo Nordio said the comments were a “painful injury” to Italy-US ties, while Defence Minister Guido Crosetto said “these jokes do not benefit anyone”. At the end of the G7 summit in Evian on Wednesday, Meloni had spoken of a “very positive climate” and “no friction” between Trump and other world leaders present. But she also said she and Trump both had “quite strong characters”. She was seen several times with the US president at the summit including a meeting on a sofa after which he appeared to pat her shoulder. Meloni has tried to position herself as a bridge between Europe and the Trump administration, but the relationship came under strain during the Middle East war. Trump turned on Meloni in April after she defended Pope Leo XIV from the US president’s harsh criticism of the pontiff’s anti-war views. Meloni condemned Trump’s remarks as “unacceptable” — prompting the president to turn his fire on her. “I’m shocked at her. I thought she had courage, but I was wrong,” the US president said in an interview with Italian daily Corriere della Sera at the time. He accused Meloni of failing to help the United States with NATO. Trump has threatened to pull US troops from Italy, saying Rome “has not been of any help to us” in the Iran war.

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  5. Security22 Jun, 08:07

    Meloni ignores Trump's latest tirade

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUN 22 - Premier Giorgia Meloni has so far not responded to US President Donald Trump's latest attack on her in a spat sparked by him saying she "begged" him to have a photo with her at last week's G7 summit, a story she said was fabricated. The row escalated at the weekend with Trump reiterating the claim in a post on his Truth social-media platform and saying Meloni only wants to patch things up with him to boost her domestic approval rating. Trump and Meloni had been good friends until the Iran war, with Italy's refusal to help the US irking the American leader. The premier hit back via a post on Instagram, calling Trump's attacks "senseless", saying her relations with him had not helped her approval rankings and telling him that her popularity was none of his business. She added that she did not intend to comment further on the row. But Trump did, with a new post on Truth on Sunday. "After spending Trillions of Dollars on NATO, Italy, and its Prime Minister, wouldn't even think of becoming involved with the Islamic Republic of Iran and their very serious Nuclear Threat," he said. "For decades, we defend them but, when tested, they are not there to defend us, and the rest of the World. Not good!". At the time of writing, Meloni had ignored those comments. (ANSA). Read article...

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