Protests in Europe
There have recently been large-scale demonstrations and protests in several European countries. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs urges Swedes in the area to be vigilant.
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Demonstrations in several countries
This autumn, France has seen burning barricades and clashes between the police and demonstrators. The French government has announced that a curfew may be imposed at short notice.
In Spain, a nationwide general strike has been called for 11 November, which may cause disruption to public transport, air travel and public services.
Protests have also taken place in Italy and Albania.
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs’ advice to Swedes in the area
The embassies advise Swedes to
- be aware of their surroundings
- avoid crowds
- follow the instructions of the local authorities.
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Large protests have been taking place in France for the past couple of weeks. In several cities, violent riots have occurred in recent days. The French government has announced that local curfews may be imposed at short notice.
Demonstrations are expected to continue in France, Italy and Albania. The embassies are urging Swedish travellers to remain vigilant.
Read more about the subject
- Travel information from the Swedish Embassy in Spain (in Swedish)
- Travel information from the Swedish Embassy in France (in Swedish)
- Travel information from the Swedish Embassy in Italy (in Swedish)
- Travel information from the Swedish Embassy in Albania (in Swedish)
- What to do in the event of an emergency whilst abroad