In a recent development, Forza Italia has sparked a debate within Italy's right-wing coalition over the issue of citizenship laws.

Antonio Tajani, the vice-premier and leader of Forza Italia, emphasized that their stance on the ius scholae is a reflection of their vision for Italy, not a government priority.

This position has caused friction with coalition partners, particularly the Lega, raising concerns about the stability of the center-right alliance.

Despite the tensions, Tajani reassured that their position does not threaten the government's stability, asserting that Forza Italia remains committed to its identity and principles.

Meanwhile, in Asti, the debate continues as local politicians from Fratelli d’Italia and Forza Italia clash over the timing and relevance of discussing citizenship reforms.

The issue highlights the broader ideological divides within the coalition, as Forza Italia seeks to address changing societal dynamics without aligning with leftist policies.