Marseille shop owners fear repeat of looting during protests
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Italian authorities have deployed additional soldiers to Milan and shops are boarding up ahead of expected protests, one week after looting and clashes with police. The situation indicates a heightened risk of civil unrest in a major EU financial hub, though the scale and trigger of the upcoming protests remain unclear. This follows an established pattern of post-riot mobilization, but the visible security buildup signals authorities expect a significant escalation.
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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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