Citizens across Europe are taking to the streets to demand government action on critical issues.
A new wave of demonstrations has swept across multiple European nations this weekend, with citizens voicing their concerns over various policy matters.
Among the most significant gatherings have occurred in France, where large crowds have assembled to press for increased government investment in essential public services.
The protests reflect broader discontent across the continent, with demonstrators in numerous countries echoing similar calls for reforms.
The central question remains: What will it take for governments to implement the changes that protesters are demanding? Will demonstrators intensify their efforts and maintain pressure on policymakers until their demands are met?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Jack Eisner – Public law student at Sciences Po Paris, who has taken part in protests
Rainbow Murray – Specialist in French politics and Professor of Politics at Queen Mary University of London
Petros Fassoulas – Secretary General of European Movement International and a European policy analyst
Published On 25 Oct 2026
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