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

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 20 September 2026, 13:41 UTC By Tiago Ramos Alfaro and Donato Paolo Mancini 1 min read
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Meloni Eyes More Stringent School Laws to Counter Far-Right Rise Italy’s center-right coalition government moved to counter the surge of the ultranationalist National Future party, with Premier Giorgia Meloni proposing new education laws that would place more restrictions on foreigners. Meloni’s government will propose a limit on the number of foreign students per classroom and ban burqas and hijabs in Italian schools, she said at an event of the youth wing of her Brothers of Italy party on...

Meloni Eyes More Stringent School Laws to Counter Far-Right Rise Italy’s center-right coalition government moved to counter the surge of the ultranationalist National Future party, with Premier Giorgia Meloni proposing new education laws that would place more restrictions on foreigners. Meloni’s government will propose a limit on the number of foreign students per classroom and ban burqas and hijabs in Italian schools, she said at an event of the youth wing of her Brothers of Italy party on Sunday.
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