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With the far right out of power in Italy, the E.U. edges toward migration reform

FTER SIX DAYS AT SEA ON SEPT. 14, THE sailed into port carrying 82 asylum seekers. It was the first rescue ship to dock in Italy since Matteo Salvini, one of Europe’s most fervent but his coalition government collapsed in August over the direction of migration policy. On Sept. 10 a new coalition took office without his far-right League party. “This is the end of Salvini’s propaganda,” a new minister tweeted.

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