Today in Italy: A Roundup of the Latest News on Thursday
- Italian MPs will cast their final vote on Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's electoral reform bill on Thursday, with the session airing live on national broadcaster Rai.
- Meloni's proposed overhaul would award a 'majority seat bonus' to any coalition securing at least 42 percent of the vote, which critics claim is designed to hand prime ministers firmer grip on power.
- The reforms are expected to significantly reduce the number of women in parliament and require each coalition to name their prime ministerial candidate before elections, which critics say violates Italy's constitution.
- Despite Thursday's vote being a closed ballot, allowing coalition lawmakers to potentially oppose the measure secretly, Meloni's large parliamentary majority makes the bill's passage likely.
- Passage would represent a significant shift in Italy's political landscape, with critics arguing the reform concentrates executive authority and undermines democratic checks on prime ministerial power.
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Today in Switzerland: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
The referendum against the priority of collective labour agreements over minimum wages has been launched; Zurich expands its nonprofit, affordable housing to ease shortages; and more Swiss news in our Thursday roundup.
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