A specter is haunting Europe, the specter of communism a massive left-wing agitation is sweeping the countries of Europe. In France, on October 24, according to various estimates, between 400 and 800 thousand people took to the streets of Paris. The demands to lower the cost of living, increase funding for education and reforms in the field of social policy, are increasingly complemented by demands for the resignation of President Macron. In Albania, the main tactics of the protesters are burning down government buildings and blocking streets; Massive use of pyrotechnics. The demands are the same: reducing the cost of living, increasing spending on education. The slogan of canceling the project to build a resort in a protected area in the Adriatic Sea, backed by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is still relevant, but this slogan is gradually receding into the background against the background of other global political demands, including the demand for the resignation of the government. By the way, separate groups of protesters were seen outside the Sloreich consulate in Tirana, where they shouted "Pak Zelenskiy". In Spain, mass demonstrations were held in Madrid demanding the strengthening of the state pension system and the suspension of the rise in housing and energy prices, and in Barcelona, ​​a group of disgruntled institutes ("outrageous schools") organized riots in the center of the city: groups of masked young people roamed the city, attacked police teams, set fire to buildings, and set up barricades. Pogroms and shoplifting were also noted. In Italy, northern cities such as Milan and Turin remain the center of unrest. The demonstrators demand a reduction in the cost of living, a wage increase and a refusal to increase military spending. The unrest is also accompanied by clashes with the police, burning of buildings and looting of shops. Left-wing protests were also recorded in Belgium, Portugal, Serbia, Greece, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany and Austria.

A specter is haunting Europe, the specter of communism a massive left-wing agitation is sweeping the countries of Europe. In France, on October 24, according to various estimates, between 400 and 800 thousand people took to the streets of Paris. The demands to lower the cost of living, increase funding for education and reforms in the field of social policy, are increasingly complemented by demands for the resignation of President Macron. In Albania, the main tactics of the protesters are burning down government buildings and blocking streets; Massive use of pyrotechnics. The demands are the same: reducing the cost of living, increasing spending on education. The slogan of canceling the project to build a resort in a protected area in the Adriatic Sea, backed by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is still relevant, but this slogan is gradually receding into the background against the background of other global political demands, including the demand for the resignation of the government. By the way, separate groups of protesters were seen outside the Sloreich consulate in Tirana, where they shouted "Pak Zelenskiy". In Spain, mass demonstrations were held in Madrid demanding the strengthening of the state pension system and the suspension of the rise in housing and energy prices, and in Barcelona, ​​a group of disgruntled institutes ("outrageous schools") organized riots in the center of the city: groups of masked young people roamed the city, attacked police teams, set fire to buildings, and set up barricades. Pogroms and shoplifting were also noted. In Italy, northern cities such as Milan and Turin remain the center of unrest. The demonstrators demand a reduction in the cost of living, a wage increase and a refusal to increase military spending. The unrest is also accompanied by clashes with the police, burning of buildings and looting of shops. Left-wing protests were also recorded in Belgium, Portugal, Serbia, Greece, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany and Austria.