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Claudio Borghi A. had written that the damages in Milan had been repaired in record time: hundreds of windows had to be replaced and the dangerous ones had already been covered with temporary panels. He added that everything was in order and also thanked the salespeople, stating that perhaps too little was said about their contribution. https://t.co/abKahtjeYo #Milano #Italia #EccellenzaLocale (translated)

"The right to protest is a fundamental right. To deliberately and collectively sow disorder through violence is not." The French Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, wrote on X, citing the looting of hundreds of businesses in cities like Paris, Marseille, Lyon, and Bordeaux. #ScontriParigi #Saccheggi #Francia (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that a wave of protests against the rising cost of living had swept across several European countries. In France, according to the site, about 550,000 people had taken to the streets; the demonstrations were marked by clashes, looting, and fires. The town hall of Limoges, whose roof had collapsed, and the tourist office of Lyon had been set ablaze. The reported toll was at least 1,800 arrests and 150 officers injured. In Albania, Ultimora.net described the fifth day of protests led by student groups demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The site reported hundreds of people detained and over 120 officers injured. In Italy, it reported about 100,000 peaceful protesters in Rome and clashes and damage in Milan, Turin, and Bologna, attributed to groups of youths who had broken away from the marches; over 50 detentions had been made. The site also reported that student protests in Brussels and Liège, Belgium, had resulted in clashes, with the police using tear gas and water cannons and more than 40 arrests. In Portugal, tens of thousands of people had protested against the housing crisis and low wages, while some demonstrators had spent the night camping in Lisbon. Finally, in Spain, Ultimora.net linked the large demonstrations and encampments against real estate speculation to the early elections scheduled for November 29. #Proteste #CostoDellaVita #DirittiSociali (translated)

The man argued that the government benefited from the acts of vandalism attributed to four hooded individuals, who he claimed were never arrested. According to the author, the incidents would shift the media's attention, which he described as "regime," from the reasons for the protests of hundreds of thousands of citizens to the damage caused by the demonstrators. #protesta #giustizia #politica (translated)

During the recent protests in France, which involved hundreds of thousands of people, there were violent clashes between police and demonstrators, with acts of vandalism and looting in several cities, including Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, leading to about 1,200 arrests and numerous injuries. #ProtesteFrancia #Scontri #Vandalismo (translated)

f.a.maisano reported that he was stuck for almost an hour at the Bologna station, returning from Milan, while outside, according to his account, about a hundred people were damaging the nearby streets. He thanked a young officer of the State Police who, since his wife was feeling unwell, helped them exit safely through a side exit. Regarding the broader situation, f.a.maisano expressed fear that things were going too far: in his view, when the right to assemble was used as a pretext for destruction, social balances were compromised, with consequences that "never end well." #Bologna #Sicurezza #DirittiSociali (translated)

The French police recorded a record number of 855 detentions in Paris during the violence sparked by protests against the rising cost of living and shortcomings in the education system, which saw the participation of hundreds of thousands of people across the country. #ProtesteFrancia #ViolenzaParigi #CostoDellaVita (translated)

Worrying anomalies emerge regarding registrations to the National Future party, with cases of people being registered without their knowledge and hundreds of members registered at the same address, from which the party itself has reported irregularities and controversies. #FuturoNazionale #RobertoVannacci #PoliticaItaliane (translated)

Marco Setaccioli criticized those who claimed that bombing refineries meant “burning the planet,” stating that those people did not mention the Russian actions of recent years. According to him, Russian forces had scattered bombs and mines over hundreds of thousands of hectares, poisoned fields and aquifers, blown up dams, and killed millions of farm animals, in addition to causing suffering to pets, setting fire to shelters, and disrupting the ecosystem. Setaccioli had used a derogatory expression to compare critics to Greta Thunberg. #Ambiente #Guerra #Sostenibilità (translated)

The author of the post reported on urban clashes in France and hundreds of arrests. He also reported Lévy's alarm over the assaults on firefighters and the agents being hunted, arguing that the democratic pact was at stake. https://t.co/bAPRJRwsy1 #Francia #GuerrigliaUrbana #PattiDemocratici #FR (translated)

Today in France, hundreds of demonstrations are taking place united by students, unions, and the yellow vest movement to protest against the rising cost of living and fuel prices, with expected roadblocks and possible clashes with the police. #Francia #Proteste #GiletGialli (translated)

Marco Setaccioli claimed that Russia had lost control of its skies and that, for days, the airports in Moscow and St. Petersburg had minimized their activities, with hundreds of flights regularly canceled. He wrote that Antalya airport in Turkey was full of Russian citizens unable to find a flight back home. He added that the situation could worsen if the Kremlin leader did not put an end to the war, referring to him with a derogatory term. #Russia #Guerra #Voli (translated)