Mass protests across 7 European countries turn violent; police set on fire, ministry building burns
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Protests across multiple European cities, including Milan, Madrid, Lisbon, Brussels, and Tirana, escalate as Italy deploys 500 military personnel to Milan to prevent recurrence of last week's unrest. The focus on Milan's luxury shopping district suggests economic or social tensions, but the underlying causes remain unclear. This marks a significant expansion of protest activity beyond France, indicating potential regional instability.
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Protests and civil unrest have expanded across multiple European cities, including Milan, Tirana, Madrid, Lisbon, and Brussels. Italian authorities have deployed military personnel to Milan and Rome, and Albanian police used water cannons and rubber bullets in Tirana, indicating a heightened state response to escalating demonstrations. The underlying causes appear to be a mix of economic policy discontent and broader social tensions, though specific demands remain unclear.
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