Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni lost a key referendum on constitutional reform, with 54% voting 'No' and 46% 'Yes'. Meloni acknowledged the voters' decision but expressed regret over the lost opportunity for modernization. This defeat marks a significant setback for her right-wing coalition, which has maintained political stability. Opposition parties view the result as a sign of demand for change ahead of next year's elections. The reform aimed to enhance judicial independence but faced criticism for potentially disrupting the balance of powers. Meloni's close ties to Donald Trump and the ongoing economic concerns further complicate her position. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)