
La Lega chiede di trasformare in decreto-legge urgente alcune misure del ddl sicurezza, tra cui il fermo preventivo per minorenni e il reato di danneggiamento di gruppo, in risposta ai recenti episodi di violenza.
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Attualmente è in discussione al Senato un disegno di legge sulla sicurezza.
"Alla luce dei ripetuti episodi di violenza registrati negli ultimi mesi e anche nelle ultime ore, la Lega propone di trasformare in decreto-legge urgente alcune delle misure contenute nel disegno di legge sulla sicurezza attualmente in discussione al Senato". Lo fa sapere la Lega.
Tra le proposte che il partito di Matteo Salvini "chiede di inserire in decreto, il fermo preventivo anche per i minorenni, il divieto di aggregazione per chi si rende responsabile di violenze di gruppo e l'introduzione del reato di danneggiamento di gruppo, con la possibilità di ricorrere all'arresto differito".

On the sixth day of protests against the government of Prime Minister Edi Rama, violent clashes continue in the center of Tirana between police forces and demonstrators, with demonstrators throwing stones, Molotov bombs and fireworks and a response from the police with tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets. The ground floor of a police station near a prison was set on fire. So far, 194 people have been arrested across the country.

Gadi Eisenkot, Benjamin Netanyahu's main challenger in the October 27 Israeli elections, responded to Donald Trump's support for the outgoing prime minister by saying that only Israelis can choose their own leader, during a conference in Tel Aviv.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni declared that she did not want to sign the Prime Ministerial Decree to unblock the salary increases for magistrates, amounting to almost one billion euros, considering the figure excessive compared to the resources allocated to the road transport sector and other categories affected by the crisis. However, he stated that he was available for dialogue with the ANM.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemns the violence that occurred during demonstrations in various Italian cities, asking the opposition to take a clear stance against the unrest and distinguishing between peaceful protest and acts of hooliganism.

The mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala comments on the clashes that occurred in the city, defining the reasons for the protest as understandable but firmly condemning the violence against the police and the damage to urban heritage.

The center-right seeks an agreement on the mayoral candidate for Milan. Ignazio La Russa indicates early November as the deadline. The confrontation remains between Forza Italia, which supports Matteo Perego, and the League, which is pushing for Silvia Sardone.