French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu speaks in Paris following a crisis meeting convened after violent protests and rioting across France over the weekend. His remarks come as the French government addresses the unrest and assesses the response to...

Authorities in Tirana, Albania, began removing paving stones from the city’s main boulevard on Sunday, October 18, after protesters hurled rocks at police during increasingly violent anti-government demonstrations. Student-led protests over alleged government corruption, limited job opportunities and...

Violent protests in France have left the Limoges town hall severely damaged after protesters allegedly set fire to the building, causing its roof and belfry to collapse. The incident unfolded amid widespread unrest across the country, with demonstrations...

Albania is witnessing escalating student protests as demonstrators target government buildings, intensifying pressure on the country's leadership. The unrest has raised fresh concerns over public anger, political tensions and the government's response to the growing demonstrations. As students...

Thousands of people marched through Barcelona on Friday to honour 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal, whose eviction and subsequent death have intensified Spain’s debate over affordable housing and tenants’ rights. Demonstrators carried flowers, candles and placards reading “Thank you, Maricarmen”...

Paris Protest Violence: Riot Police Charge Students | France’s School Crisis Deepens | World News The protests are driven by demands for more teachers, better school facilities and improved learning conditions. Reuters reported that 71,500 people demonstrated across...

Spanish police dismantled makeshift shelters used by migrants near Benítez beach in Ceuta on Sunday, deploying about 350 officers to clear an encampment beside the city’s desalination plant. Authorities said migrants were being moved provisionally to an area...