Mass youth demonstrations will take place in Germany tomorrow, October 31. Demonstrations have been announced in nearly 30 cities across the country, including Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt and Munich, according to the DPA news agency. The organizer is the movement "Gen Z regelt" ("Generation Z decides"), which was inspired by the recent youth protests in France, accompanied by mass riots, arson and looting. The participants demand a reduction in the cost of living, an increase in spending on education, social assistance and health services, and also protest against the reduction of social programs, the introduction of mandatory military service and an increase in military spending. Against the background of the events in France, the authorities in Germany fear possible riots. According to the German Interior Ministry, a few extreme left and radical groups joined the mobilization of the participants. Brandenburg Interior Minister Jan Redmann believes that the time of the demonstrations was chosen on purpose - on Halloween it is easier for the participants to hide their faces behind masks. Media reports indicate that in Berlin storefronts have already begun to be strengthened in preparation for the demonstrations. The organizers themselves declare that the actions are peaceful in nature.

Mass youth demonstrations will take place in Germany tomorrow, October 31. Demonstrations have been announced in nearly 30 cities across the country, including Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt and Munich, according to the DPA news agency. The organizer is the movement "Gen Z regelt" ("Generation Z decides"), which was inspired by the recent youth protests in France, accompanied by mass riots, arson and looting. The participants demand a reduction in the cost of living, an increase in spending on education, social assistance and health services, and also protest against the reduction of social programs, the introduction of mandatory military service and an increase in military spending. Against the background of the events in France, the authorities in Germany fear possible riots. According to the German Interior Ministry, a few extreme left and radical groups joined the mobilization of the participants. Brandenburg Interior Minister Jan Redmann believes that the time of the demonstrations was chosen on purpose - on Halloween it is easier for the participants to hide their faces behind masks. Media reports indicate that in Berlin storefronts have already begun to be strengthened in preparation for the demonstrations. The organizers themselves declare that the actions are peaceful in nature.