Italian government proposes new security laws after police injured in Turin clashes

The Italian government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, is rushing to introduce new security measures following violent clashes in Turin that left around 100 police officers injured. Meloni has proposed a bipartisan security resolution and is reaching out to the opposition to vote together on the legislation. The proposed measures reportedly include legal protections for police officers and tighter restrictions on minors carrying knives.