Italy's Meloni Faces Setback as Voters Reject Judicial Reform Referendum

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni suffered a significant defeat as voters rejected her proposed judicial reforms in a recent referendum. With nearly 54% voting against the changes aimed at enhancing judicial independence, this outcome raises serious questions about her political future and the stability of her government. The referendum has been viewed as a broader judgment on Meloni's leadership amidst growing public opposition.