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German Students List Demands in Open Letter to Merz Ahead of Protests

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Ahead of Saturday's nationwide demonstrations, Gen Z initiative demands an end to cuts in social spending, more funding for education, a halt to plans for reviving military conscription

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Before the protests planned for October 31 in more than 20 cities, the initiative "Gen Z regulates" with a "Brandbrief" addressed to the Federal Government. The document is signed, among others, by Heidi Reichinnek and Ricarda Lang.

·Berlin, Germany
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Ahead of Saturday's nationwide demonstrations, Gen Z initiative demands an end to cuts in social spending, more funding for education, a halt to plans for reviving military conscription

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Heidi Reichinnek (left) and Ricarda Lang (green) are among the signatories of a fire letter from "Gen Z regulates" to Chancellor Merz. More money is required for schools, no compulsory military service and an affordable life.

·Berlin, Germany
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A few days before the announced protests on Halloween, the group "Gen Z regulates a letter of fire to Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his government.

·Berlin, Germany
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Marode schools, cuts, military service: Gen Z blames the federal government and demands. An expert expects peaceful protests on the weekend.

·Berlin, Germany
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– Youth initiative demands halt to cuts in social benefits, greater investment in education and abandonment of plans to reintroduce compulsory military service BERLIN (AA) – A new German youth initiative published an open letter on Thursday outlining its demands to Chancellor Friedrich Merz ahead of announced nationwide protests against government policies. “No more […]

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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