Protests have been raging across multiple countries in Europe.
\n\nProtests over rising living costs, housing affordability, education and public services have spread across several European countries, with demonstrations in France and Albania turning violent over the weekend.
\n\nIn France, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, with some groups looting shops, setting fires and clashing with police. In Albania, anti-government demonstrations continued in the capital, Tirana, amid demands for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign.
\n\nItaly, Portugal and Belgium also saw protests, with demonstrators raising concerns about household budgets, housing costs and access to education.
\n\nAlthough the grievances differ from country to country, the demonstrations reflect growing discontent over living standards and government policies.
\n\nProtests have been raging across Europe. (AI-Generated Photo)
\n\nFrance witnessed widespread demonstrations against rising living costs, deteriorating public services and inequality. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez estimated that about 550,000 people had taken part in the protests, while the CGT union put the figure at 800,000, Reuters reported.
\n\nWhile many marches remained peaceful, some groups attacked businesses and public buildings. In Limoges, the city hall was set on fire, while protesters broke into Marseille's city hall and defaced it with graffiti. In Lyon, the city's…
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