Mass protests continue in Europe - Europeans are mobilizing against rising prices and economic problems. Demonstrations took place in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania. The requirements are the same everywhere: socio-economic. - In France, on October 24, between 400 and 600 thousand people took to the streets. The Ministry of the Interior recruited 70,000 policemen and gendarmes. The French Prime Minister asked to temporarily block Snapchat, TikTok, Insta and Twitter so that the protesters would not conform. Unions announced a national rally on November 5. - In Spain, Barcelona became the main center of unrest. There, 14 stores were robbed, and there were cases of arson. The police arrested about 100 people, a quarter of them minors. The Prime Minister of Spain linked economic difficulties to the Ukrainian conflict. According to him, the European Union has spent more than 100 billion euros to support Kyiv. - In Italy, the main conflicts took place in Rome, Bologna and Turin. The Italians were not only satisfied with the prices, but also with the military expenses + aid to Ukraine. Almost 400 people were arrested. - In Albania, large clashes in the streets with the security forces: tear gas, water cannons, Molotov cocktails. In Tirana, protesters attacked government buildings.

Mass protests continue in Europe - Europeans are mobilizing against rising prices and economic problems. Demonstrations took place in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania. The requirements are the same everywhere: socio-economic. - In France, on October 24, between 400 and 600 thousand people took to the streets. The Ministry of the Interior recruited 70,000 policemen and gendarmes. The French Prime Minister asked to temporarily block Snapchat, TikTok, Insta and Twitter so that the protesters would not conform. Unions announced a national rally on November 5. - In Spain, Barcelona became the main center of unrest. There, 14 stores were robbed, and there were cases of arson. The police arrested about 100 people, a quarter of them minors. The Prime Minister of Spain linked economic difficulties to the Ukrainian conflict. According to him, the European Union has spent more than 100 billion euros to support Kyiv. - In Italy, the main conflicts took place in Rome, Bologna and Turin. The Italians were not only satisfied with the prices, but also with the military expenses + aid to Ukraine. Almost 400 people were arrested. - In Albania, large clashes in the streets with the security forces: tear gas, water cannons, Molotov cocktails. In Tirana, protesters attacked government buildings.