Wave of protests across several European countries over cost of living and corruption
Summary
Reports describe protests in France, Italy, Spain, Albania, Belgium and Turkey, largely over the cost of living, education conditions and corruption, with police in Paris rerouting a march after an attack and French police seizing items usable as weapons, while clashes with police occurred in Albania where protesters demand the prime minister's resignation.
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Širom Francuske održavaju se protesti zbog visokih troškova života i loših uslova u školama. Protesti su i u Italiji, Španiji, Albaniji i drugim evropskim zemljama.
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Orléans is marked because a Rassemblement National party congress and related protests were held there, while Albania, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium and Turkey are marked as countries where the protests described in the reports are taking place.
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- 07:40 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 09:02 PMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
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