Do European countries also have racial discrimination?

Yes. Why is racial discrimination so serious among European countries?

They are all Caucasians. Logically speaking, there should be no racial discrimination against the same people.

There are still some Jews, Slavs, Germans, and Gauls among the Caucasians. Due to historical reasons, The reason for staying is that there is still a phenomenon of white people discriminating against white people. For example, Nazi Germany discriminated against Jews during World War II. How serious is racial discrimination in Europe?

The countries with the worst racial discrimination in Europe are: Italy, Hungary, France

A survey released by the European Commission on Fundamental Human Rights in 2015 showed that serious racial discrimination exists in many European countries. Among them, Italy, Hungary France is the most serious, and Germany, Greece, etc. are also on the list. For Europe as a whole, more than one-third of immigrants say they have been discriminated against

According to reports, the European Commission on Basic Human Rights recently conducted a survey of 230,000 immigrants from 27 EU countries. The results of a questionnaire survey on race and xenophobia conducted by foreign immigrants showed that Italy topped the list of racial discrimination in the European Union, with 94% of North African immigrants, 77% of Romanian immigrants, and 76% of Albanian immigrants believing that they had no racial discrimination in Italy. The second place for feeling racial discrimination is Hungary, where 90% of Gypsies feel racial discrimination. The third place is France. 88% of North African immigrants feel that they have been discriminated against. The ranking is followed by Czechoslovakia, Greece and other countries, followed by Germany. 16th, more than half of the Turks in Germany and 46% of immigrants from the former Yugoslavia believe they have been racially discriminated against. Even in Lithuania, which ranks last, 12% of Russian immigrants believe they have been discriminated against.