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The investigation into the October riots in Milan is proceeding along two lines: correspondence in a WhatsApp group with more than 230 members and the case of Youssef Sier, accused of incitement with terrorist intent. About 150 searches were carried out across Italy; knives, brass knuckles and pistols were seized.
Otabek YusupovInter scored twice in stoppage time to beat Fiorentina 2-1, moving level with Lazio at the top of the table. Juventus and Milan also won after poor results.
Otabek YusupovMilan's authorities have sent around 500 additional military personnel to support the police ahead of Saturday's protest actions, which will take place a week after clashes and the ransacking of shops. Luxury boutiques and major chains are boarding up their windows; drones, checks at railway stations, and rapid response units are being used.
Otabek YusupovOn 25 October 2026, mass protests took place in Rome, Milan, Florence, Turin and Bologna over the rising cost of living, the policies of Giorgia Meloni's government and the wars in the Middle East. The demonstrations were mostly peaceful, but in the evening clashes with police occurred in several cities. According to the Department of Public Security, nine people were arrested, 87 handed over to the authorities, and 371 taken to police stations for identification.
Aziz KarimovOn October 24, protests against rising prices, low wages, and military spending took place in Milan, Rome, Turin, Naples, and other Italian cities. In several cities, the rallies were accompanied by clashes with police. Giorgia Meloni's government sent an additional 500 troops to Milan and tightened security measures following the riots of October 17–18.
Otabek YusupovOn October 24, 2026, clashes broke out in Rome between young demonstrators and police amid ongoing protests across Italy over the cost of living, wages, and public services. Police were deployed in large numbers. In Milan, about 3,000 people took to the streets, and traffic in the city center came to a standstill.
Aziz KarimovNationwide protests against the rising cost of living are planned in Italy and France on October 24. Rome will deploy about 1,500 police officers, drones and Carabinieri aircraft, Milan about 1,000 police and Carabinieri, 300 municipal staff and 500 soldiers. After the riots of October 17, Digos searched around 100 people, including 51 minors.
Sevara AzamovaMilan authorities backed the deployment of 500 troops to the city to suppress riots, Corriere della Sera reports. The new decree also tightens accountability for minors and provides for criminal prosecution of violence at demonstrations.
Sevara AzamovaBournemouth beat Milan 3:0 and became the first English club since Sunderland (1973/74) to win their first three European matches. Juventus failed to hold on for a win over Rennes — an 88th-minute goal was ruled out for offside. Leverkusen also collected 9 points, Sunderland drew in Poland.
Javlon TursunovAccording to La Repubblica, calls for new riots on October 24 are spreading on Italian social media over 'repressive government decrees.' Some protesters plan peaceful demonstrations against rising prices, rents and unemployment. The October 17 movement announced Saturday actions in nine cities, while right-wing forces call for confronting the protesters.
Javlon TursunovThe Italian Council of Ministers on October 20, 2026 approved the eighth package of security measures — the so-called Cortei decree. It introduces a criminal offense for violent participation in demonstrations, a presumption of criminal liability for minors aged 14–18, and a penalty of up to 12 years for organizing groups via social media. The provision granting military personnel judicial police functions was removed, according to sources, after objections from President Mattarella. 500 military personnel will be sent to Milan until December 31, 2026.
Javlon TursunovAfter street riots and looting in Milan during protests against the high cost of living, Giorgia Meloni's government is preparing a security package: 500 military personnel with judicial police powers, extension of preventive detention to 24 hours, including for minors, deferred arrests for group damage, and restrictions on assemblies. More than 270 people were detained, about 80% of them minors, and 14 police officers were injured.
Sevara AzamovaAfter looting and vandalism over the weekend, a number of luxury boutiques in Milan's Quadrilatero della Moda district, including Chanel, Hermes and Pomellato, closed on Monday. Italian Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani expressed solidarity with traders and promised a tough response to attacks on the state. The 'October 17' movement announced plans for weekly Saturday demonstrations, starting with Milan.
Aziz KarimovIn Milan, on the second day of clashes during a protest against the cost of living, police arrested more than 200 people since Saturday. Police used tear gas and water cannons, and shops near the Duomo square were looted. Mayor Giuseppe Sala spoke of a 'new phenomenon', while Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called a security meeting for Monday.
Aziz KarimovLazio beat Juventus 3:0 away in Serie A matchday 7 and moved level on points with leader Inter — 19 points, the club's best start in history (previously 17 points in the 1999/2000 season). The goals were scored by Provstgaard, Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru. Milan beat Atalanta 3:2, Como won against Fiorentina 3:1.
Bekzod NazarovAfter clashes during Italia in Piazza movement rallies against rising prices in Italian cities, police detained 28 people, including 12 minors. According to Sky TG24, 141 law enforcement officers were injured. The most serious unrest occurred in Milan, Turin and Bologna; damage to shops was estimated at more than €500,000.
Aziz KarimovAfter mass protests in France, demonstrations against the cost of living swept through Italian cities and escalated into clashes with police. In Milan, 50 people were detained, in Turin — 12, in Bologna — 7. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence; the CGIL union leader announced a general strike for November 20.
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