Premier Giorgia Meloni said Thursday that she was against ending the need for unanimity among EU member States for key decisions, a move that has frequently been mooted as a way of making the bloc more decisive and capable of responding to developments on the global stage.     "I don't agree with moving on from unanimity in the European Union," Meloni said in the Lower House as she reported to parliament before next week's EU summit.     "I don't believe the EU should be a club where the