Italy unveils security decree after Milan clashes

The Italian government announced a decree law with restrictive measures, including preventive detention and a ban on assembly, following Sunday's clashes in Milan and other cities. The decree will be approved by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday. The institutional response has divided political parties. The measures were announced after an urgent summit at Palazzo Chigi, the prime minister's office, and are aimed at preventing further violence and unrest. The clashes have prompted broader reactions, including a statement from President Sergio Mattarella calling the violence unacceptable. Social media activity has also led to shop closures in central Milan as a precaution.