The European discontent leaves empty supermarkets in Italy and puts Meloni in jeopardy

Truck protests in Italy against diesel prices are causing food and fuel shortages, impacting supermarkets and airports. Fresh produce is rotting in warehouses, and dairy products are not reaching markets. The crisis has led to empty shelves in stores, particularly in southern regions. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called an extraordinary Cabinet meeting to discuss aid for transport and agriculture. Despite financial support, protests continue, with concerns about organized crime involvement. The situation poses a significant challenge for Meloni's government, especially with upcoming elections.