🔻 Anti-government protests in several European countries

Protesters yesterday (Monday, 27 Mehr) clashed with police in Tirana, the capital of Albania, for the seventh consecutive day.

They are calling for the resignation of Albania’s prime minister.

Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd.

Protests in Milan, Italy as well

The Italian government announced that it would deploy 500 army personnel to “defend Milan.”

Italian police said that on Sunday in Milan, 271 people were arrested.

Several hundred masked protesters set trash bins on fire and looted shops over the weekend.

The demonstrations, which began peacefully, were held on Saturday due to poor public services and rising costs.

France is also going through one of the most severe periods of unrest in the country in recent years.

In Paris, burned cars and motorcycles are seen on the streets.

The French government has asked some local officials to impose curfew regulations.