Italy decrees limits on non-Italian speakers, veils in school classrooms

Italy's government has introduced new rules limiting the use of non-Italian languages in school classrooms and requiring students to remove veils. This move is part of a broader effort to promote language learning and integration, according to Premier Giorgia Meloni's conservative government. The policy has garnered support from right-wing allies, but its impact on Italy's economy and trade relationships remains to be seen.

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Italy's new decree aims to strengthen integration through language learning. The move may have a mixed impact on the country's social and economic landscape.

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