What is happening in European countries are social changes and transformations caused by the results of wars and poor economic conditions. The streets of French cities are burning, as are those in Italy, Albania, Portugal, and Belgium. A major part of the crisis is the economic situation and poor public policies, as France's public debt has risen to about $3.6 trillion, threatening financial markets with default and endangering Eurobonds. The value of the Euro has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar, and the energy crisis has exceeded 150%, especially with the approach of winter, alongside inflation, high costs, and a housing crisis. This led to the imposition of austerity policies, which resulted in social repercussions in the streets that turned into violence, riots, looting, destruction, and clashes between security forces and citizens. The situation in France began with protests against cuts to education funding and the decline in educational standards in schools, as students began to demonstrate and teaching staff joined in support of these demands. It soon turned into popular anger that included many major cities in France, to the point that the "Bell Tower" in Limoges, Paris, was burned. This implies a rejection of Macron's public policy and the failure of government policies to address the economic crisis that has reflected across most of the country. The spark moved to many European countries, including Italy, Portugal, Albania, Belgium, and others, as matters will not stop at this point. Consequently, we will witness radical transformations in many European countries in the coming months, as German students are calling for action in support of French students, in Italy/Rome crowds of students have taken to the streets demanding improved living conditions and lower housing rents, and in Lisbon there are demands to increase wages and confront high prices and the cost of living. Thus, we are facing economic crises striking the European street, and the contagion will spread everywhere, becoming pressures of a political nature that lead to a change in regimes that could not face the suffocating economic crisis and indebtedness, and were dragged into wars that drained the countries' financial capabilities, while seeking to cut spending under conditions of inflation, declining living standards, and high energy prices—diesel and gasoline—to ceilings that the citizen cannot bear. Added to this is the drought crisis, forest fires, climate change, and a cold winter in the coming days, which we can call the serious European Spring. The Strait of Hormuz crisis, the impact on international trade, the American war on Iran, and the continuation of the Ukrainian war are almost the direct causes of the crisis in Europe, added to which are the poor public policies of these countries and the worsening global debt crisis. We believe that the spark of social crises will move to most European countries, and we will witness major political transformations in the coming months. Even the United States will not be far from this spark, due to the crises within it, some of which are under the ashes, with a European wind wave that will spread to everyone the chaos they designed for everyone. Will the European Union collapse as a result?