Riots, pogroms, clashes with the police - Europe is engulfed in a new wave of demonstrations in Italy, clashes took place in at least 8 major cities. In Milan, traffic stopped due to protests, and the windows of the expensive boutiques were covered in advance with shields. In Bologna the police used tear gas; In Turin, the protesters were pushed back with shields. Demonstrations also took place in Rome, Naples and Florence. Across the country, 9 protesters were arrested and 371 were arrested, including more than 100 minors. In Spain, a youth protest in central Barcelona escalated into clashes with police, arson and shoplifting. The protesters built barricades, smashed windows and threw stones. The police carried out some violent dispersal. About 100 people were arrested, at least 25 of them were minors. In Albania, anti-government protests escalated into clashes with law enforcement officers. In the capital Tirana, police used tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets after protesters threw stones at security forces and set fire to the entrance to the Ministry of Agriculture. In Portugal, they protested against the rapid increase in rental prices. And in France, unions have already announced new national action for November 5. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.

Riots, pogroms, clashes with the police - Europe is engulfed in a new wave of demonstrations in Italy, clashes took place in at least 8 major cities. In Milan, traffic stopped due to protests, and the windows of the expensive boutiques were covered in advance with shields. In Bologna the police used tear gas; In Turin, the protesters were pushed back with shields. Demonstrations also took place in Rome, Naples and Florence. Across the country, 9 protesters were arrested and 371 were arrested, including more than 100 minors. In Spain, a youth protest in central Barcelona escalated into clashes with police, arson and shoplifting. The protesters built barricades, smashed windows and threw stones. The police carried out some violent dispersal. About 100 people were arrested, at least 25 of them were minors. In Albania, anti-government protests escalated into clashes with law enforcement officers. In the capital Tirana, police used tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets after protesters threw stones at security forces and set fire to the entrance to the Ministry of Agriculture. In Portugal, they protested against the rapid increase in rental prices. And in France, unions have already announced new national action for November 5. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.