Europe has been stormy for many days. Countries are restless. We have gathered a brief summary of the most important things in one post: France: Initially, people protested against the cost of living and the poor quality of education. Now demands have been added for stronger protection of civil liberties. The protesters were also joined by trade unions and others dissatisfied with President Macron. On October 31, about 320,000 people demonstrated in France. Germany: There are protests organized by the youth movement "Generation Z Decides". Participants call for increased funding for education, halting price increases, and refusal to return to military service. The protests covered 30 cities in Germany, and over 100,000 people participated in them. Italy: On October 30, clashes broke out between protesters and the police. The protests included workers, students, pensioners, affordable housing activists, and pro-Palestinian organizations. Port workers who oppose the transport of weapons also joined the dissatisfaction. Poland: Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska suspended the head of the tribunal and his deputy from power for a month. She took control into her own hands. The former managers claimed at the time that the site was illegally seized and refused to accept their removal. At the heart of it is a long-standing dispute over the Polish judiciary. All these upheavals and clashes with the police are accompanied by looting, injuries, and death. What do you think of all this, write in the comments. We are always in touch here.

Europe has been stormy for many days. Countries are restless. We have gathered a brief summary of the most important things in one post: France: Initially, people protested against the cost of living and the poor quality of education. Now demands have been added for stronger protection of civil liberties. The protesters were also joined by trade unions and others dissatisfied with President Macron. On October 31, about 320,000 people demonstrated in France. Germany: There are protests organized by the youth movement "Generation Z Decides". Participants call for increased funding for education, halting price increases, and refusal to return to military service. The protests covered 30 cities in Germany, and over 100,000 people participated in them. Italy: On October 30, clashes broke out between protesters and the police. The protests included workers, students, pensioners, affordable housing activists, and pro-Palestinian organizations. Port workers who oppose the transport of weapons also joined the dissatisfaction. Poland: Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska suspended the head of the tribunal and his deputy from power for a month. She took control into her own hands. The former managers claimed at the time that the site was illegally seized and refused to accept their removal. At the heart of it is a long-standing dispute over the Polish judiciary. All these upheavals and clashes with the police are accompanied by looting, injuries, and death. What do you think of all this, write in the comments. We are always in touch here.