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Abstract:Italian parliamentary elections took place in February 2013，resulting in a political deadlock which lasted two months. Finally，the first grand coalition since the end of WWⅡbetween the Centre-left，Centre and Centre-right parties was formed. A return to “fragmentation” of the political party structure is another noticeable phenomenon of Italian politics，highlighted by the sudden and rapid rise of a peripheral party and serious internal splits within the two main parties. In the year 2013，Italian economy was still stumbled in the mud of recession. In spite of some of the positive signs，Italian economy still lacks the solid basis to achieve a strong recovery given especially both the domestic and international economic environments and the trends and potential influence of its economic policies. “Economic diplomacy” still remains as the key part of Italian foreign affairs.

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