Italian government approves new security measures after violent protests in Turin

The Italian government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has approved a new security decree. The package includes measures like a legal shield for police officers and stricter rules for protesters with prior convictions.

This follows violent clashes in Turin where over 100 police officers were injured. Meloni visited an injured officer, Alessandro Calista, and called the violence 'attempted murder' while also proposing a bipartisan security resolution to the political opposition.