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Housing and education laws cause clashes in Italy
Several Italian cities, including Milan, Turin, and Bologna, witnessed widespread protests that escalated into violent clashes between protesters and security forces. The demonstrations were held in response to high living costs and the housing crisis, as well as opposition to the government's proposed changes to the education law. Initially peaceful, the protests later developed into confrontations resulting in injuries among police officers and the detention of over 50 individuals. Tens of thousands of students also participated in marches to express their discontent with poor infrastructure, a shortage of teachers, and the government’s plan to limit the number of foreign students in mixed classrooms. The Prime Minister clarified that violence and vandalism are unacceptable and that while peaceful protests are protected, turning cities into battlegrounds is not acceptable.
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