Hundreds of thousands of young people joined protests across France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany, and other European countries over rising living costs, expensive housing, low wages, and climate concerns. France became a catalyst for the demonstrations, with at least 550,000 people taking to the streets on October 17, followed by major rallies in Greece and other countries. Students are increasingly concerned that education no longer guarantees stable employment or the quality of life enjoyed by previous generations. Protesters also expressed frustration over economic inequality, political institutions, and uncertainty about their future. The growing demonstrations have drawn support from other groups, including farmers, drivers, and housing rights advocates.
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