According to the British "Times" reported on the 4th, Italian Prime Minister Meloni and Indian Prime Minister Modi recently at the climate conference photo, accidentally let her phone shell out of the circle, exposing her "anxious" inner world. According to the report, during the climate conference, Meloni repeatedly pulled out her phone to take selfies. The media found that her mobile phone case was filled with words and cartoons such as "affirmation of anxiety" and "anxiety does not define me", which mostly focused on anxiety topics.

The media saw this as an expression of Meloni's desire to improve her mental state and get rid of her difficulties. Meloni, whose "secret" was found, said the phone case was a gift from her seven-year-old daughter Givinra. Meloni's been going through a lot lately. The 46-year-old prime minister reportedly had to deal with a scandal involving her boyfriend and ended her 10-year partnership with him.

Mr Meloni is also under pressure for failing to deliver on a campaign promise to "crack down on illegal immigration". According to reports, Meloni's selfie has gone viral among Italian netizens, with more than one million likes. "Looks like she knows all our memes. I'm pretty sure she's making fun of them," one user wrote. Italy's La Stampa newspaper disagreed, publishing an editorial saying that Meloni's display of the phone case had more political significance than practical and aesthetic purposes.

The media saw this as an expression of Meloni's desire to improve her mental state and get rid of her difficulties. Meloni, whose "secret" was found, said the phone case was a gift from her seven-year-old daughter Givinra. Meloni's been going through a lot lately. The 46-year-old prime minister reportedly had to deal with a scandal involving her boyfriend and ended her 10-year partnership with him.

Mr Meloni is also under pressure for failing to deliver on a campaign promise to "crack down on illegal immigration". According to reports, Meloni's selfie has gone viral among Italian netizens, with more than one million likes. "Looks like she knows all our memes. I'm pretty sure she's making fun of them," one user wrote. Italy's La Stampa newspaper disagreed, publishing an editorial saying that Meloni's display of the phone case had more political significance than practical and aesthetic purposes.