Italy’s president said Thursday he has dissolved Parliament after Premier Mario Draghi’s coalition fell apart. No date was set for a new election, but President Sergio Mattarella said it must be held within 70 days under Italy’s Constitution. Mattarella said he decided on early elections because the lack of support for Draghi also indicated there was “no possibility” of forming another government that could carry a majority of lawmakers. The political crisis came as Italians struggle with high inflation. Parliament’s five-year-term would have expired in March 2023. Italian Premier Mario Draghi resigned Thursday after ... (full story)