From Paris to Milan and Tirana, young people are marching over schools, housing and corruption, demanding a future their parents took for granted

Albania’s ambassador to Greece condemns violence at the Tirana protests and says domestic challenges do not contradict the country’s EU ambitions

More than 70,000 police officers and gendarmes were deployed nationwide, about 10,000 more than the previous week, backed by helicopters and drones.

Athens avoided chaos, polls show a stable political scene, and the opposition offers no real alternative to the “Mitsotakis or chaos” dilemma

Around 200 activists stayed overnight in central Lisbon after police dismantled protest camps in Lisbon and Porto, seizing 228 tents and arresting 55

Greece’s economy minister and Eurogroup president discussed Europe’s economic pressures, artificial intelligence and strategic autonomy at an ELIAMEP event, where author Giuliano da Empoli praised Greece’s current political leadership as a hopeful European example.

Artificial intelligence, the growing power of tech giants, threats to democracy and Europe’s resilience in the face of sweeping change were at the centre of an ELIAMEP event

Kyriakos Pierrakakis in conversation with internationally acclaimed author Giuliano da Empoli at an ELIAMEP event on 21 October, moderated by Loukas Tsoukalis.

Speaking in Doha, the French president promised transparency and criticized foreign leaders for making statements against France

Do you hear the people sing? This line from the famous musical ‘Les Misérables’ has become relevant once again in France.

Students, university students and teachers take to the streets across Greece, with road closures in central Athens, the University metro station shut down and heightened police security.

French government says agitators from the far left helped transform peaceful protests into riots

From renewed housing demonstrations in Portugal to violent clashes in Albania and France, mounting frustration over living costs, public services and political accountability is keeping protesters on the streets. Governments are responding with security crackdowns as further demonstrations are planned.

Unions are demanding doubled public spending on culture, permanent jobs, higher wages and an end to outsourcing, warning that chronic underfunding threatens workers’ rights and public access to Greece’s cultural heritage.

Trains will pass through Panepistimio without stopping from 10 a.m. Wednesday as police impose security measures for student demonstrations in central Athens.

Retailers in central Athens are removing merchandise from storefronts as a precaution ahead of Wednesday’s rally, while some 3,000 police officers are being deployed across the capital

Teachers, students, parents and public-sector workers are mobilizing across Greece, with demonstrations planned in more than 50 cities over pay, staffing, education funding and the rising cost of living