FILE PHOTO: Italy's outgoing Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte walks past his companion Olivia Paladino as he leaves following a formal handover ceremony with incoming Prime Minister Mario Draghi at Palazzo Chigi in Rome, Italy February 13, 2021. Alberto Pizzoli/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo
ROME (Reuters) - Italy's co-ruling 5-Star Movement has resolved a long-running internal legal battle, paving the way for former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to take over as leader of the divided party and try to revive its fortunes.
Conte agreed to take the reins of 5-Star after his coalition government collapsed in February, but his plans to relaunch the struggling group have been delayed by a bitter dispute with the firm that provided its internet platform.
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