More than a thousand farmers have stormed into Rome's historic chariot-racing stadium along with driving tractors in their prolonged campaigns that have resonated throughout various European capitals.

Around one thousand tractors are expected to block the city center of Poznan in Poland in protest against EU measures to tackle climate change.

Thousands of protesting farmers used tractors to block roads across Spain, causing chaos for the third straight day amid Europe-wide protests against heavy regulations cheaper imports, and soaring costs.

Italian farmers join their several other EU member-states counterparts in protest to voice their exasperation with regulatory norms coming from the EU.

Widespread discontent among farmers across Europe has exploded into angry protests and blockages of ports and roads in recent weeks against low prices, EU agricultural regulations, and unfair competition from cheap imports.

French farmers vowed to continue protesting, maintaining traffic barricades on some of the country's major roads.

Convoys of French farmers have attacked foreign trucks transporting imported produce.