Violent clashes at Italy protests
Cities in northern Italy, including Milan, Bologna, and Turin, witnessed protests over rising living costs that escalated into violence, resulting in dozens of injuries. In Milan, hundreds of young people blocked Piazza del Duomo and threw firecrackers and bottles at the police, injuring four officers and twenty protesters, and around 50 individuals were detained. In Bologna, police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse the crowds, arresting four minors, while 36 security personnel were injured. As for Turin, 12 people, including ten minors, were detained following clashes with demonstrators. Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni described the violence as unacceptable, emphasizing that protesting is a right but setting fires is not.
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