Be it an opportunity for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to strengthen his premiership or a political trap he should guard against, the surprise request of anti-establishment Five-Star Movement (M5S) for talks with ruling center-left Democratic Party (PD) is a question mark which opens new scenarios for the Italian government.
Italy's major political parties, none of which won a majority in Tuesday's parliamentary elections, have started to explore ways out of their political stalemate, also seen as a grave setback for eurozone.
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