Italy’s parliament has approved the government’s 2025 budget, worth a total of 30 billion euros — more than half of that in tax cuts and social security benefits for low-income citizens.

Italy's 2025 budget of 30 billion euros, includes significant tax cuts and social benefits for low-income citizens. Premier Giorgia Meloni's cabinet secured approval amid opposition criticism. It aims to support families and healthcare,

The Italian Senate on Saturday passed the government's deficit-cutting 2025 budget, giving parliament's final approval to the package which becomes law just ahead of an end-year deadline.

The Italian parliament finally passed the 2025 budget on Saturday. The financial plans of the right-wing three-party coalition of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, with a total volume of €30 billion ($31.

Italy's parliament has approved a 2025 budget aiming to provide tax cuts and enhance social security benefits, totaling around 30 billion euros. Spearheaded by Premier Giorgia Meloni, this budget seeks to support low-income families and strengthen Italy's healthcare system,