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Italy's Epic Election - Wall Street Journal, May 17, 2001
By Michael Ledeen ROME. Sunday's election in Italy was in some ways a replay of our own recent unpleasantness. Polls stayed open too long so that apparent losers could round up their...
 
Media Magnate's Coalition Defeats Center-Left - International Herald Tribune, May 15, 2001
By Alan Friedman ROME - Silvio Berlusconi, the conservative media magnate, won a strong victory in Italy's national elections and was poised to become the nation's next prime minister backed by a...
 
Economist tips Italian election - Slate Magazine, May 14, 2001
By Anne Applebaum If you are an American voter, it's probably hard to imagine caring one way or another what the foreign press is writing about your election. True, there was...
 
Margareth Thatcher: Why I support Berlusconi - Il Giorno, May 11, 2001
In over forty years of political life I have never witnessed a Europe-wide media campaign of such ferocity as that which in recent days has been levelled at Silvio Berlusconi. And...
 
The Berlusconi Force - The Wall Street Journal, May 9, 2001
By Michael Gonzalez The most important election in Europe this year will take place in Italy on Sunday. If Silvio Berlusconi succeeds in becoming prime minister -- despite an all-out blitz...
 
Thatcher joins in Italian poll with eulogy for Berlusconi - Financial Times, May 10, 2001
By James Blitz Margaret Thatcher, the former British prime minister, will on Friday make an intervention in the final hours of Italy's general election campaign, appealing to voters to elect Silvio Berlusconi...
 
Berlusconi Affirms EU and NATO Ties - International Herald Tribune, May 4, 2001
Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian opposition leader and media owner, asserted Thursday that his center-right bloc was committed to the European Union and NATO and that Western leaders were at ease with...
 
Radical dreams of a tax lawyer - Financial Times, March 27, 2001
By James Blitz Giulio Tremonti is a wealthy and successful tax lawyer in Italy. He is also a man with a mission. If the right-wing coalition led by Silvio Berlusconi wins the...
 
Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's would-be Napoleon - The Economist, March 22, 2001
SOME Italians think Silvio Berlusconi is an angel persecuted by left-wing magistrates, unfairly despised by the political establishment, cold-shouldered by a snooty liberal intelligentsia. Others label him a crook who was...
 
Italy boycott threat played down - Financial Times, February 28, 2001
By James Blitz in Rome Senior figures in the European Union on Wednesday sought to play down threats of a possible boycott of Italy if Silvio Berlusconi and the centre-right come to...
 
The Return of the Cavalier - February 8, 2001
On February 8, Silvio Berlusconi was in London to meet Prime Minister Tony Blair, not as a former Italian Prime Minister currently in the opposition, but as candidate to lead Italy...
 
Boost for Berlusconi from European Allies - Financial Times, January 12, 2001
By James Blitz Silvio Berlusconi, leader of Italy's centre-right opposition, yesterday gained an important psychological boost in his bid to win this year's general election when his Forza Italia party was warmly...
 
Berlusconi's Return - Financial Times, October 16, 2000
The Italian media magnate and opposition leader hopes his ambitious programme of privatisation and tax cuts will produce electoral victory, write Lionel Barber and James Blitz Sitting at the lunch table in...
 
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