Violence against women is “incompatible with our present” and must be stopped, said Premier Giorgia Meloni at the signing of the Agreement for development and cohesion with the Veneto Region.
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Italy’s agriculture minister, Francesco Lollobrigida, refuses to resign over accusations of treating the country’s rail service as his “personal luxury car”. He allegedly forced a high-speed train to make an unscheduled stop near Rome so he could disembark and continue on his way.
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Premier Giorgia Meloni expressed her satisfaction with the recently approved security package her cabinet endorsed on Thursday.
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Premier Giorgia Meloni expressed confidence on Tuesday that if the government’s contentious constitutional reform were to face a referendum, the ‘yes’ vote would prevail.
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Confindustria President commented on the government’s 2024 budget bill, deeming it “reasonable” in its focus on aiding low-wage earners. However, he criticised its incompleteness, whilst the Audit Court called it narrow.
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Premier Giorgia Meloni said Sunday that the Constitutional reform her government wants to introduce will usher in Italy’s “Third Republic”.
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The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) has put forward several key recommendations in its self-initiated opinion on the new European AI law. This proposed regulation, currently in its final stages, sets out a comprehensive framework for governing the development and utilisation of AI systems within the European Union.
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Tax increases on baby products, feminine hygiene products and tobacco products are just some of the measures set out in the draft 2024 budget bill. The proposed budget, worth €24 billion, was approved by Meloni’s government on 16th October.
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Premier Giorgia Meloni told a rally of her right-wing Brothers of Italy (FdI) marking the one-year anniversary of government Sunday, that she walked tall and did not make compromises.
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Italy’s suspension of the Schengen Accords on free movement along with several other countries in a bid to stop terrorists began at 2pm Saturday. Border controls resumed at frontiers with Slovenia and Austria, and will initially last for ten days.
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