🚨BREAKING NEWS Unrest and mass protests are sweeping across Europe, with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets in 12 countries.🏴‍☠️🔥 ▪️ The primary causes include rising prices, the increasing cost of housing and fuel, low wages, and dissatisfaction with government policies. ▪️ In France, according to trade unions, nearly 800,000 people took to the streets, while police estimates are roughly half that figure. Authorities deployed 70,000 security personnel. ▪️ Italy: Protests in Milan, Rome, and Turin involved clashes with the police. ▪️ Albania: In Tirana, protesters set fire to the entrance of the Ministry of Agriculture and pelted the parliament building—as well as security forces—with fireworks and stones. Police responded with tear gas and water cannons. ▪️ Spain: Approximately 25,000 people protested in Madrid, calling for improvements to pensions and social protection. ▪️ Belgium and Portugal: Demonstrators spoke out against cuts to social spending and the housing crisis; clashes with the police were reported. ▪️ Serbia: Student-led protests continued, with demands for anti-corruption measures and political change. ▪️ Demonstrations also took place in Germany, Austria, Greece, Ireland, and the Netherlands.

Miles y miles de estudiantes vascos antifascistas salen hoy a las calles en protesta de la presencia del ultraderechista Vito Quiles en Bilbao. Ni un paso atrás frente a los fascistas.

Tschechien, Slowakei und Ungarn verweigern die Beteiligung am geplanten nächsten EU-Kredit für die Ukraine in Höhe von rund 45 Milliarden Euro für 2027, da sie keine Garantien übernehmen wollen. Brüssel sucht weitere Partner wie Kanada, Japan und Großbritannien, um das Ziel von 70 Milliarden Euro zu erreichen; die drei Länder hatten bereits beim letzten 90-Milliarden-Kredit abgelehnt, möglicherweise schließt sich Bulgarien an.