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Italy’s prime minister remains until budget approval

By Al Jazeera
06 December 2016   |   9:00 am
Matteo Renzi will remain Italy's prime minister until the country's budget is approved later this week. Earlier on Monday, he formally offered his resignation after Sunday's referendum result rejected an overhaul of the constitution.

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