The prime minister, who died in his country of 17,660 people - the most in the world - warns that the European venture is in danger. This is in light of the controversy in the bloc over a common economic policy. "The Greatest Test Since World War II"
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Thursday warned that the EU was in danger if the Member States failed to formulate an economic solution to the crisis created by the Corona epidemic. "If we do not take the opportunity to revitalize the European venture, the danger of its failure is real," Conte told the BBC on the backdrop of the bloc's difficulty in reaching a uniform policy agreement during their talks in Brussels.
Italy and other countries in the south of the continent, most severely affected by the virus, want Brussels to generate generous funds in light of the restoration of business activity and the rise in unemployment rates. However, yesterday ended with no video call lasting 16 hours, with the Netherlands demanding to set tough economic conditions to qualify for aid.
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