Italy's cabinet has approved new security measures in response to October 17 riots in Milan, including additional troops and a new offence for violent protest participation.
Clashes and vandalism occurred in Milan and other Italian cities during protests against price hikes, resulting in numerous injuries and significant damage.
The Chamber of Deputies has approved the electoral reform granting an absolute majority to coalitions exceeding 42% of votes, following Meloni's threat to call for early elections.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announces possible interventions on fuel taxes to address rising fuel prices, coinciding with the need for greater EU flexibility.
The new decree imposes a 30% cap on foreign students in certain classes, excluding those from European citizenship, and provides Italian lessons for parents.
Prime Minister Meloni discusses her interactions with Trump in an interview with The New York Times, expressing frustration over the lack of ease in dialogue.
Prime Ministers Giorgia Meloni and Mette Frederiksen call for increased protection for Europe against migration. Despite differing political views, they issue a joint statement.
The leaders of Italy and Denmark have issued a joint statement rejecting uncontrolled immigration and calling for the establishment of repatriation centers in third countries.
During the commemoration of the mining disaster in Marcinelle, union members turned their backs on Italian Senate President Ignazio La Russa, provoking angry reactions from figures including Prime Minister Meloni.
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