
La presidente del Consiglio Giorgia Meloni, ospite di Cinque minuti su Rai1, ha difeso la circolare sull'integrazione degli alunni stranieri nelle scuole, affermando che quando era ministro dell'Istruzione aveva redatto linee guida per evitare la concentrazione di studenti stranieri nella stessa classe, definendola una misura di buonsenso da proseguire.
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Giorgia Meloni, prima di diventare presidente del Consiglio, ha ricoperto il ruolo di ministro dell'Istruzione, durante il quale ha emanato linee guida sull'integrazione degli alunni stranieri nelle scuole.
Quando il presidente della Repubblica era ministro dell'Istruzione redigeva circolari che invitavano a non concentrare ragazzi stranieri nella stessa classe, è una misura di buonsenso. Mi pare sia giusto portarla avanti. Così la presidente del Consiglio Giorgia Meloni ospite di Cinque minuti, in onda questa sera su Rai1.

French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, reiterated his support for the two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians, calling international inaction in the face of the situation in Gaza and the West Bank unacceptable and underlining that such a solution is necessary for the present and future security of Israel and its people.

The electoral reform will be voted on in the Chamber on 1 and 8 October, with secret ballot on preliminary rulings and final vote. The majority is optimistic, but Prime Minister Meloni warns that a false step would lead to the government taking action. The opposition has presented 63 amendments and is preparing a wall against what they define as a terrible and dangerous reform.

The secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein accuses Giorgia Meloni of having tried to drag President Sergio Mattarella into an instrumental controversy, defining it as a sign of lack of sense of the State and a direct provocation to the highest office of the State.

The Italian opposition criticizes the Meloni government for not having respected the EU infringement procedure, denouncing increased tax pressure, zero growth, rearmament spending and reputational damage, while asking for clarifications on the consequences for energy and defence.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, guest of Bruno Vespa on 'Cinque minutes' and 'Porta a Porta', defended the government provision on school classes with a ceiling of 30% for non-Italian-speaking foreign students, quoting President Mattarella on overcoming the ghettos. He then commented on the failure to exit early from the infringement procedure for deficit, the electoral law on preferences, the suspension of car tax and the next manoeuvre, underlining the tax relief of contractual increases and the extension of the single SEZ.

Opposition senators (Pd, Italia viva, Avs, M5s and Autonomie) gathered at Palazzo Madama wearing skirts to protest against the statements of Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on the length of women's skirts and those of Roberto Vannacci who said he preferred 'women without skirts', asking for freedom to dress without male judgments.