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From France to Italy and Albania, protests are sweeping across Europe, with clashes between demonstrators and police raising questions about the roots of public discontent. What are protesters demanding? Why are grievances over issues ranging from climate change to other social concerns not necessarily translating into meaningful reforms? And what does the wave of demonstrations reveal about the challenges facing European governments? On this episode of The Point, experts examine the forces behind the unrest and what it means for Europe's political and social landscape.
Guests:
Rong Ying
Chair Professor, Sichuan University;
Senior Research Fellow, China Institute of International Studies
From France to Italy and Albania, protests are sweeping across Europe, with clashes between demonstrators and police raising questions about the roots of public discontent. What are protesters demanding? Why are grievances over issues ranging from climate change to other social concerns not necessarily translating into meaningful reforms? And what does the wave of demonstrations reveal about the challenges facing European governments? On this episode of The Point, experts examine the forces behind the unrest and what it means for Europe's political and social landscape.
Guests:
Rong Ying
Chair Professor, Sichuan University;
Senior Research Fellow, China Institute of International Studies
Fabien Pacory
Executive Vice President, CCI France Chine
Remi Piet
Senior Partner, Embellie Advisory