Italian ministers Antonio Tajani, Anna Maria Bernini, and Giuseppe Valditara are under enhanced security following protests across Italy. Recently, Tajani received a threatening letter from a pro-Palestine group, while both Bernini and Valditara face ongoing student protests characterized by vandalism and clashes with police. Marches against the government’s education reforms, dubbed ‘No Meloni Day,’ saw incidents of violence in cities like Turin and Rome, with protesters damaging police vehicles and injuring 20 officers. The unrest reflects a broader student discontent with current education policies.