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Italy's parliament approved a comprehensive justice and migration decree, tightening asylum rules and expanding remigration measures. The law comes as the EU grap es with surging arrivals at Spain's Ceuta enclave and debates over the legality of forced return policies.
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Blazes across central and southern Italy have forced the evacuation of tourists in the Gargano peninsula and driven flames around Rome's ring road, while massive fires in France and Spain have displaced hundreds of thousands. Authorities battle the infernos amid reports of arson tactics and escalating smoke hazards.
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Protesters opposing the Turin‑Lyon high‑speed railway clashed with police in the Susa Valley, injuring dozens of officers and burning two police vans. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and President Sergio Mattarella condemned the violence and pledged to keep the project on track.
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A 26‑year‑old Tunisian man has confessed to setting fire to sports journalist Luca Esposito in a farmhouse outside Eboli, Italy. The murder has ignited condemnation from UNESCO and heated debate in Rome, where Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has framed the case as an immigration issue.
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A privately‑owned body camera used by a Bologna police officer and a Livorno vice‑mayor’s experience of online harassment have reignited Italy’s discussion on police transparency, privacy rights and gender‑based insults. Both incidents are prompting calls for clearer regulations and stronger accountability mechanisms.