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Why are Europe’s governments struggling to respond to growing protests?

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Protests intensify as governments prioritise security measures over addressing underlying social and economic concerns.

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Why are Europe’s governments struggling to respond to growing protests?
11/4/2026, 1:03:07 PM

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