In Rome this week, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced proposals to ban face-covering Islamic veils in Italian schools and to limit the number of foreign students per classroom — measures she frames as tools of integration, though critics and legal scholars see in them the older, unresolved tension between a nation's desire for cultural cohesion and the individual's claim to religious identity. Italy joins a broader European conversation that has never quite found its resolution, where the schoolroom becomes the arena in which civilizational questions are quietly, and not so quietly, conte
Meloni announces ban on burqa, niqab in Italian schools and cap on foreign students
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