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Marco Rubio to visit Rome, reportedly to ‘thaw’ US relations with Italy

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Marco Rubio to visit Rome, reportedly to ‘thaw’ US relations with Italy
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Marco Rubio to visit Rome, reportedly to ‘thaw’ US relations with Italy

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  • The Guardian·May 3

    Marco Rubio to visit Rome, reportedly to ‘thaw’ US relations with Italy

    US secretary of state Marco Rubio will travel to Rome this week, a visit reportedly aimed at thawing frosty relations with the Italian government and the Vatican.Rubio will be in the Italian capital on Thursday and Friday, which will also mark the one-year anniversary of the papacy of Pope Leo, the first US-born pontiff.A foreign ministry source confirmed that Rubio will travel to Rome and meet the Vatican’s secretary of state, Pietro Parolin, and Antonio Tajani, Italy’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister. Rubio has asked to meet prime minister Giorgia Meloni, but the request has not yet been granted, the source added.According to reports in Corriere della Sera, Rubio’s trip was announced in a letter to the Italian government from the US ambassador to Rome, Tilman Fertitta, who the daily newspaper said has been working on rebuilding “the bridge” between the two countries in the weeks since US president Donald Trump’s unprecedented broadside against Leo over the pontiff’s condemnation of the US-Israeli war on Iran, and subsequent breakdown in relations with Rome.Trump berated Meloni, previously one of his closest allies in Europe, after she called out his remarks against Leo, criticising her government for not supporting the strikes on

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