Background of social unrest in France, Spain, Albania and other European countries
The main reasons for the protests and social unrest that intensified across Europe in countries such as France, Spain, Italy, Portugal and Albania are examined.
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Increasing social unrest in European countries in recent years has led to various protests.
France, Spain, Albania... Why are there harsh protests in European countries?
Europe is witnessing protests that turn into conflicts in many countries, especially France. Social unrest is at its highest point in recent years in France, Spain, Italy, Portugal and Albania. So what are the main reasons for the protests? Why did people take to the streets?
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