Italy looks set to form an anti-EU coalition government following a hung Parliament in yesterday's general elections.
In what is seen as a major blow to Brussels, the anti-establishment, eurosceptic Five Star party won the largest share of the vote with 32%, falling short of the 40% needed to form a government.
The party, founded in 2009, could now negotiate a coalition with other anti-EU parties in an election result that has drawn comparisons with Brexit.
