Young people are protesting across Europe. There is one reason for "all these events"

From September 15 to October 23, Europe witnessed 177 protests across 12 countries, reminiscent of the eurozone crisis years. Most protests occurred in France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Belgium, driven by demands for better education, housing, and living costs. In France, protests escalated into riots, prompting local authorities to impose curfews. The Guardian noted that young people feel they will live worse than their parents, leading to widespread unrest. The protests are not coordinated but share common social issues, particularly in education and housing. Upcoming elections in major European countries could lead to significant political shifts, potentially favoring far-right parties. Further demonstrations are planned, with heightened police presence in France and Italy to prevent violence.