Italy is poised to implement significant judicial reforms aimed at separating judicial careers and altering the powers of the judiciary. The proposed changes have sparked heated debates within the government and opposition. Key reforms include a bill that would create distinct career paths for judges and prosecutors and new regulations on wiretaps. With the aim of passing these measures by December, the governing coalition faces strong resistance from opposition parties, who argue that the changes threaten judicial independence and civil liberties. As tensions rise over high-profile cases, including that of Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, the landscape of Italian politics and justice continues to evolve.