Protests that began in France over the cost of living have spread to Greece and Albania, and the anger over inflation keeps building. In Greece, more than 10,000 students, school pupils, teachers and workers marched against rising prices, based on police and local media reports. The marches filled roads in Athens and other Greek cities, with officers deployed to manage the crowds. Demonstrators pressed for concrete measures to blunt the squeeze from higher prices. In Albania, people have joined the same protest wave, following the path set by the French gatherings. The unrest shows how fast frustration can cross borders once household budgets feel the pinch. Further rallies appear likely as the movement finds its footing.