Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has once again addressed her growing public feud with U.S. President Donald Trump following the G7 photo controversy. Speaking in Rome, Meloni rejected claims that relations between Italy and the United States could be defined by social media disputes or individual leaders. She stressed that bilateral ties are built on decades of cooperation and should not be reduced to online drama. Meloni also dismissed fears of economic retaliation, saying she sees no risk of backlash despite recent tensions. Her remarks come days after Trump’s comments triggered political debate and diplomatic friction between the two allies.