Europe is witnessing another wave of unrest as violent protests and clashes with police erupt across multiple countries. From Albania and Italy to Germany and France, another weekend has brought fresh scenes of street violence, fireworks, tear gas and water cannons. In Paris, riot police deployed tear gas and charged demonstrators as clashes intensified at the end of a march. Protests also spread to Lyon and Marseille, with France's Interior Ministry reporting 320,000 people taking part in demonstrations against the cost of living nationwide. Meanwhile, in Germany, police cancelled a protest march in Cologne after demonstrators set off pyrotechnics and covered their faces. Officers deployed water cannons to disperse the crowd. Youth-led demonstrations also took place across several German cities, with protesters raising concerns over education, healthcare, climate protection, living costs and military conscription.