Protests took place in more than sixty cities in Italy, with clashes occurring between police in Turin and Rome.

A nationwide strike in Italy saw over a million protesters in more than 60 cities, driven by living costs and war-related issues. In Rome, thousands marched, setting up tents near the Colosseum, demanding affordable housing. Clashes occurred between protesters and police, particularly when a group attempted to breach police lines. Violence erupted near the Ministry of Education, leading to police intervention. In Milan, protesters occupied a highway, voicing their grievances about fuel prices. The demonstrations included participation from port workers striking against military use of ports. The protests highlighted widespread discontent with economic conditions and government policies.