Italy’s Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani announced on Saturday that the country will not participate in the peace initiative proposed by US President Donald Trump. Tajani cited constitutional constraints as the primary reason for Italy’s decision.
The Italian government views the legal and institutional framework as incompatible with joining the so-called “Board of Peace,” which aims to facilitate international conflict resolution under US leadership.
**Why this matters**
Italy’s refusal highlights the challenges of aligning international peace efforts with national legal systems. The decision may affect the scope and influence of the US-led initiative and reflects broader considerations about sovereignty and constitutional law in multilateral cooperation.
Source: NewsData