Student-led protests are raging across Europe. Ask us your questions about them

Open this photo in gallery:Students attend a demonstration demanding more education funding in Paris, on Thursday.Thibault Camus/The Associated PressFor over a month, protests have engulfed Paris, Milan, Bologna and other European cities as students and families demand action on rising prices and declining living standards.The protests in Western Europe were triggered by a teacher walkout that began in Créteil, a suburb of Paris, on Sept. 17, over lack of school resources. The protests began in France and spread rapidly across the continent over the high cost-of-living, stagnant wages and a decline in living standards – with some turning violent as looters joined in.Violent protests rock France ahead of spring presidential electionsOn Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. ET, European Bureau Chief Eric Reguly, Europe Correspondent Paul Waldie and Deputy Editor, Foreign Hamida Ghafour will be answering reader questions on the growing protests, how cities are dealing with rioters and the economic situation that led to the unrest.Submit your questions in the box below, or send us an e-mail at audience@globeandmail.com.