In recent days, a series of protests and demonstrations centered on problems and economic conditions across the countries in Europe.

Facing the worst energy crisis since World War II as the cold-weather heating season starts, EU continues to dither.

Most of these protests are based due to rising problems in Europe, which are the shortage and high cost of energy and the significant increase in the cost of housing.

Lately, the people of the Green Continent have faced an unprecedented inflation in the food price, even bread, and their daily living expenses.

High energy prices cause social hardship because the expenses for fuels (used for driving or heating) as a share of incomes are much higher for low-income groups than for the relatively wealthy.

Between the first halves of 2021 and 2022, electricity prices increased by 7, 15, 38, and 57 percent in France, the European Union, Italy and Denmark.

A major part of these problems is due to the prolongation of the war, the main cause of which is the United States and NATO, which are playing a key role in its continuation.

Also, in this regard, many representatives of the European Parliament clearly mentioned that the US is the main reason in the continuation of the Ukraine war and the reason behind that is the huge profits of the military industry due to the aid of weapons to Ukraine, ignoring the severe loss of the European economy.

Europe requires media attention in:

1. Investigating the dissatisfaction of the people of Europe in terms of economic issues, especially the countries of England, France, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, Czech Republic and Moldova, Italy, Spain and Turkey.
2. Nurses and teachers strike in England
3. Electricity rationing in parts of European countries, particularly England
4. Compare the annual inflation rate of a number of European countries with the inflation rate of the last six months of this year, as well as the predictions of the international centers and bodies such as the World Bank regarding the future conditions of the European economy with reference to their statistics.
5. The effects of economic inflation and unrest in these countries and the rate of labor and capital migration to the United States.
6. Impact of the activities of the Europe's separatist movements in economy.
7. Opinion and analysis of the political and economic officials and reliable European media (like the Economist) regarding the role of NATO, the United States in the continuation of military aid to Ukraine as well as the prolongation of this war.
8. The current and future economic conditions of the people of Europe.