AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchool & Integration: Italy’s Meloni government approved a decree capping non-Italian-speaking pupils at 30% in some classes and banning burqas and niqabs in schools, with possible fines and language-course requirements for families. EU Compliance: The European Commission opened infringement steps against 26 EU states (including Italy) over incomplete “right to repair” and hydrogen/decabonised gas rules, while noting Italy was the only country to fully notify the hydrogen directive on time. Public Safety & Extremism: Italian police raided homes of 17 people, including 14 minors, in a probe into an online neo-Nazi network allegedly discussing attacks on a synagogue, mosque and school. Finance & Cybercrime: AI voice-cloning fraudsters stole €95m from Intesa Sanpaolo’s Fideuram, with €36m still missing after transfers to accounts in China/Hong Kong and conversion into cryptocurrencies. Business & Industry: Pirelli approved a €1bn expansion of its Georgia plant, aiming for 6m tyres a year by 2033 and about 1,000 jobs. Culture & Society: The Mario Verdone Award shortlist of five debut directors was unveiled, with the winner set for the Lecce European Film Festival. Transport & Politics: Milan’s Malpensa airport was officially renamed after Silvio Berlusconi, despite protests from Mayor Giuseppe Sala.
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