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"Violence Excesses Have Lost Nothing in Our Country: Merz Condemns Riots After Gen Z Protests

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Attacks on the police, looting businesses: The chancellor criticizes the massive violence that had taken place after the "Gen Z" protests. Whether there can be further demos is now to be put to the test in Hesse.

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Attacks on the police, looting businesses: The chancellor criticizes the massive violence that had taken place after the "Gen Z" protests. Whether there can be further demos is now to be put to the test in Hesse.

·Berlin, Germany
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The German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, responded on Monday to the violence that took place during the weekend protests. "Violence does not take place on our streets, and my government will show no tolerance in this regard," the Chancellor said.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz demanded that any violence after the riots in the country's cities be strictly stopped, promising zero tolerance for the perpetrators. Merz stated that the Government would not tolerate the rioters who had taken place during the past weekend in a number of cities in the Federal Republic of Germany, and said TASS. "Violence has no place on our streets, and my Government will show no tolerance here. Whoever attacks…

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After the severe riots, Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for tough action. Union politicians criticise Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius in the dispute over the designation of the perpetrators.

·Berlin, Germany
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz reacted to the violence that erupted during youth demonstrations in more than 30 cities on October 31. Merz stated that violence has no place in the streets, that the government will not tolerate it, and that perpetrators will feel the full force of the law.

Tens of thousands of people demonstrated across Germany over the weekend, mostly peacefully, but protests in several cities were marred by riots.

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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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