Italy’s right-wing coalition government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has taken a decisive step to reshape the nation’s educational landscape by approving a new decree that imposes significant restrictions on face-covering Islamic garments in schools and establishes caps on the number of non-native Italian speakers allowed in individual classrooms. The decree, which was passed by the Cabinet on Thursday, marks a controversial milestone in the administration’s broader agenda to preserve national cultural identity and accelerate the integration of migrant populations into the Italian public school system....