Italy passes school restrictions on foreign students and face veils

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's administration finalized new rules restricting the number of foreign pupils per classroom and prohibiting burqas and niqabs in educational settings. The policy also mandates Italian language instruction for parents of students struggling with integration. These measures are widely viewed as a strategic effort to consolidate support among hard-right voters ahead of next year's general election.

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Meloni out as Prime Minister of Italy by December 31?

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Meloni’s Government Plans to Ban Face Veils in Italy’s Schools

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Italian PM pushes foreign student cap in classrooms, burqa, niqab ban in schools

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Meloni Eyes More Stringent School Laws to Counter Far-Right Rise

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Italy to ban veils in schools, limit foreign students per class, Meloni says

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Meloni has ruled out early elections and pledged to serve her full term; coalition strains are the obstacle, but an early exit remains unlikely.

“No”Fair price range89–99¢

Meloni has publicly ruled out snap elections and says she intends to remain prime minister until the legislature ends.
In July, lawmakers from her own coalition failed to back a government electoral-reform amendment in the lower house.
Her government now faces a critical parliamentary vote on that electoral reform, the clearest near-term test of her majority.

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Meloni out as Prime Minister of Italy by December 31?

⚠Risk: The call rests on her majority holding together; if the electoral-reform vote fails with defections from coalition lawmakers, or a coalition partner withdraws support, the risk of her departure rises sharply.

Next watch: Watch the parliamentary vote on the electoral-reform bill and how many coalition lawmakers support it.

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