Giorgia Meloni, who is set to become Italy’s first far-right leader since World War II, said she wants to “enhance what unites” people in the country, rather than what divides them, after her alliance won parliamentary elections at the weekend. “The Italians have entrusted us with an important task. Now it is our job to not let them down and do our utmost to restore dignity and pride to the nation,” she wrote on Twitter. Meloni is set to lead a right-wing coalition into power as her far-right Brothers of Italy party took an estimated 26% of the vote in Sunday’s poll. She would be the first fem…