Thousands of Young Germans Take to the Streets Against Military Service and Call for a Better Future
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Thousands of Young Germans Take to the Streets Against Military Service and Call for a Better Future
Generation Z cries out against Merz's government in peaceful demonstrations with fewer people than expected
Thousands have joined the protest of the youth movement Gen Z regelt (Gen Z regelt) in several German cities in the local media; protesters in the centre of Berlin demand that the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany review its budget policy and call for no increase in the military budget by reducing social programmes; hand over the RIA News. In Hamburg, a march involving more than 2,000 people has begun. Some 3,000 people have joined t…
Thousands of young people and supporters take to the streets at »Gen Z regulates« in Berlin
The Generation Z rebellion has also reached Germany: demonstrations were announced in 34 cities, and young people also sent a message to the Merz government
Around 5,000 people, mostly young people, gathered in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin for a demonstration by the Gen Z regelt ("Generation Z rules") movement. Some of the participants carried posters demanding the resignation of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the German newspaper Bild reported.
Across Germany on Saturday afternoon, young people gathered to protest for better education, lower living costs and the abolition of conscription. However,
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