In northern Italy's Milan, violent clashes between demonstrators and police continued for a second consecutive day on Sunday. Security forces used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd in the city center. aktuality.sk ↗
The protesters, mostly young people dressed in black, according to available information threw bottles at police, looted shops and destroyed property around the central square in front of Milan Cathedral. Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi announced on Sunday evening that police had detained approximately 200 people. teraz.sk ↗
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni convened a meeting on public order in connection with the unrest. The meeting was attended by representatives of the intelligence services and security forces. The government is also preparing measures that could allow for more preventive detentions or additional arrests. La Repubblica ↗
Meloni stated that the government is considering tools against people who cause chaos. According to media reports, a legal norm targeting persons under 18 years of age is also being prepared.
Authorities have not yet announced further details about the planned decree or when it might come into force. The development of the security situation in Milan will depend on further police action and decisions by the Italian government.
Violent protests continue in Milan, police detain 200 people
This summary was generated by artificial intelligence. It may contain inaccuracies. Please verify information in the original sources below.
Sources (5)
V Miláne pokračujú násilné protesty, polícia použila slzotvorný plyn a vodné delá +video
aktuality.sk
| 08:01 19.10.
V Miláne opäť došlo k stretom medzi protestujúcimi a políciou
teraz.sk
| 22:00 18.10.
V centru Milána se druhým dnem střetly davy s policií. Meloniová svolala radu pro veřejný pořádek
irozhlas.cz
| 22:37 18.10.
V Miláne došlo opäť k stretom medzi protestujúcimi a políciou
svet.sme.sk
| 21:42 18.10.
V Miláně druhým dnem pokračují demonstrace. Policie zadržela dvě stě lidí
denik.cz
| 21:33 18.10.
🔥 You might also like
European Union
What Europe Is Writing About: Zelenskyy Negotiates in Oslo, Trump Wants a New Negotiator for Ukraine, France Extends Curfews
Zelenskyy negotiates in Oslo with Witkoff, Trump wants a new negotiator for Ukraine, France extends curfews. Overview from 37 countries.
Politics (General)
Austria has been controlling the border with Slovakia for almost three years. Ten countries have temporary controls in Schengen
Finnish Yle asks whether Schengen is falling apart. European Commission data shows ten countries with controls, including Austrian ones on the Slovak border.
📰
Technology
Meloni visited construction site after No Tav movement attacks
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni and Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi visited the Chiomonte site after Saturday's attacks by opponents of the Turin-Lyon...
© HotInfo
Geographic locations
From our newsroom original
All →
EU wants to strengthen its presence in the Arctic
National Theatre says farewell to actor Jiří Štěpnička
Fico Proposed Šimkovičová for Deputy Prime Minister
What the Czech media are writing about: Coalitions are taking shape, Prague is still waiting for a decision. A reshuffle over ministerial posts has begun in the government
What Europe Is Writing About: US Senators Want to Scrap Deal with Putin, Guilfoyle's Fall, Pope Has Lung Cancer
French freezers at 50 °C and Dutch empty shelves: no evidence of a joint attack yet
What Slovakia is writing about: The budget heads to final vote, Kamenický refuses to resign. Matovič could lose his bodyguard detail, Fico attacks Plaváková's wedding
In Zurich, police were bombarded with rockets and stones, no one has been arrested yet
