
Italian Parliament Begins Discussions on Electoral Law Reform
Discussions have begun in the Italian parliament on electoral law reform, with four rapporteurs appointed and initial hearings planned, focusing on contentious issues such as majority bonuses, runoffs, and blocked lists.

Italian Parliament Approves Anti-Corruption Directive, Contradicting Justice Minister
The Italian Parliament has approved an anti-corruption directive, with Meloni's deputies in Brussels voting in favor of the text, thereby contradicting Justice Minister Nordio on the 'abuse of office' crime. Italy now has two years to comply or face an infringement procedure.

Italian Parliament Discusses Parental Leave Reform
The president of the Italian Chamber of Deputies' Labor Commission, Walter Rizzetto, has reopened discussions on parental leave, aiming to develop new legislation before the Budget Law.

Italian Parliament Rejects Parental Leave Equality Bill
The Italian Chamber of Deputies has rejected a bill for equal parental leave, with the Budget Committee citing financial coverage concerns for the proposed amendments.