Trump's lethality is evident, and before he even returned to the White House, Europe was in chaos.
Another storm has been set off in Europe.
French farmers flocked to Paris, shouting that they would "surround it" while blocking the main thoroughfares leading to the city. Spanish farmers are also "marching" to Madrid, and Italian farmers are also heading from Sicily to Trento. Belgian farmers even want to close the marina. Farmers in Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and Romania also joined the wave, which soon spread to Europe.
This wave of peasant movement spread quickly and rapidly, and the indignation of farmers all over Europe gathered into a force that should not be underestimated.
One of the factors is the EU's policy towards Ukraine, i.e. duty-free treatment of Ukrainian goods, which makes Ukrainian agricultural products very competitive in the European market. As a result, it was difficult for European farmers to compete under a conventional structure, and they took to the streets to demonstrate. While the EU** intends to extend Ukraine's immunity and provide protection for its own farmers, this will not ease the discontent of European farmers.
Another reason for Europe's chaos is the impact of the United States on the economy. Since Biden took office, he has continued to push for environmental protection and sparked a wave of "green deals" in Europe that have caused serious harm to European farmers. As a result of Trump's powerful return, both the European right and the far right have begun to target environmental issues. This has galvanized the right in some countries, who have rallied farmers together to resist environmental protection, turning them into major forces of demonstration. Such demonstrations are expected to continue to spread and are likely to continue to expand in Europe** by right-wing forces to gain seats.
Moreover, the US elections have had far-reaching repercussions for Europe. Biden's resolute stance on environmental issues has brought change to Europe, while political instability in the United States has also affected Europe. The final battle in the US elections has arrived, and both parties will certainly go all out, which is likely to cause more instability in Europe. After the elections, Europe faces new factors of instability, and this chaos is likely to continue.
Based on past experience, developments in the United States can quickly affect Europe. For example, an earlier "Black Lives Matter" event in the United States quickly spread to Europe and had a huge impact. This underscores the enormous influence that the United States has in Europe.
The dust has not yet settled on the US election, but Europe has been shaken by the shock. As the election process in the United States becomes more and more intense, especially in the final round, the two parties will certainly work hard to put the political situation in the United States on the table. This will also lead to a situation in Europe, and even if the US elections are completed, this chaos will not subside anytime soon.
In general, the unrest in Europe is caused by a number of reasons, among which are Ukrainian policy, environmental problems, as well as the elections in the United States, etc. This demonstration will continue, creating even greater uncertainty in the future.
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