A five-year-old video of Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has resurfaced on social media, sparking controversy over her comments about Islamic culture and Sharia law. In the video, Meloni expressed her belief that there is a compatibility problem between Islamic culture and the values and rights of European civilization. The video, which was spoken in Italian, gained attention after a political event organized by her right-wing, ultra-conservative Brothers of Italy party in Rome, which was attended by UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

In the video, Meloni also criticized the financing of Islamic cultural centres in Italy by Saudi Arabia, and condemned Saudi Arabia's strict Sharia law, citing the punishment for adultery, apostasy, and homosexuality. Meloni's comments have reignited the debate about the integration of Islamic culture in Europe, and drew attention to the issue of migration. Both Meloni and Sunak announced plans to jointly co-finance the repatriation of migrants stranded in Tunisia, emphasizing the need to address the growing numbers of migrants that could overwhelm their countries.

The resurfacing of the video has sparked discussions about the relationship between Islamic culture and European values, and raised questions about the process of Islamization in Europe. Meloni's remarks from the old video have stirred up controversy and are being closely watched for potential implications on immigration policies and cultural integration in Europe.