September 4 is the 1413th day that Italian Prime Minister Meroni has been in power. As a result, she became Italy's longest continuous prime minister since the end of World War II. Italy's record for the longest continuous period of time in power after World War II was previously held by the late former Prime Minister Berlusconi, for 1,412 days. Although Berlusconi was surpassed by Meloni for a continuous period of time in power, he was Italy's longest-serving prime minister after World War II. According to statistics, from 1994 to 2011, Berlusconi ruled four times, for a cumulative period of about 9 years. Meloni took office in October 2022. Italy has many political parties and frequent government changes. According to statistics, after the end of World War II, Italy experienced nearly 70 government changes. However, over the past few years, Italy's political situation has been relatively stable compared to France, which has reformed its cabinet several times, and Britain, which has changed its prime minister several times. However, recent public opinion survey results show that after the 2027 parliamentary election, Italy may experience a more divided and unstable political landscape.

September 4 is the 1413th day that Italian Prime Minister Meroni has been in power. As a result, she became Italy's longest continuous prime minister since the end of World War II. Italy's record for the longest continuous period of time in power after World War II was previously held by the late former Prime Minister Berlusconi, for 1,412 days. Although Berlusconi was surpassed by Meloni for a continuous period of time in power, he was Italy's longest-serving prime minister after World War II. According to statistics, from 1994 to 2011, Berlusconi ruled four times, for a cumulative period of about 9 years. Meloni took office in October 2022. Italy has many political parties and frequent government changes. According to statistics, after the end of World War II, Italy experienced nearly 70 government changes. However, over the past few years, Italy's political situation has been relatively stable compared to France, which has reformed its cabinet several times, and Britain, which has changed its prime minister several times. However, recent public opinion survey results show that after the 2027 parliamentary election, Italy may experience a more divided and unstable political landscape.