Wave of protests across European countries against high living costs, housing crisis and declining education

Several European countries are witnessing simultaneous protests, led in part by young people, over rising living costs, the housing crisis and education conditions. Milan saw clashes and looting for a second day, Belgian police arrested 45 people, and reports spoke of hundreds of thousands taking to the streets.

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• Meloni called for a security meeting on Monday to confront the ongoing violence in Milan.

  «دعت رئيسة الوزراء الإيطالية جورجيا ميلوني إلى اجتماع أمني غدا الاثنين لمواجهة أعمال العنف المستمرة»

  الجزيرة نت
• Belgian police arrested 45 people during protests against education and austerity policies.

  «أوقفت الشرطة البلجيكية 45 شخصًا خلال احتجاجات ضد سياسات التعليم والتقشف.»

  عكاظ
• The protests included France, Albania, Italy, Portugal and Spain, according to a map published by Newsweek.

  «Demonstrations against the cost of living, education conditions and housing crises have taken place in France, Albania, Italy, Portugal and Spain.»

  Newsweek
• Hundreds of thousands protested against high prices and declining services, putting governments before a difficult test.

  «حيث خرج مئات الآلاف ضد الغلاء وتردي الخدمات، وهو ما يضع الحكومات أمام اختبار صعب.»

  الجزيرة نت
• Protests swept across Europe over the weekend, from Lisbon and Brussels to Milan.

  «Cost-of-living protests swept Europe over the weekend, with demonstrators taking to the streets from Lisbon and Brussels to Milan.»

  Insider

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