In Germany, the mass demonstrations of the "Gen Z regelt" youth movement against the March government policy continue. The largest action took place in Berlin: about 5,000 people gathered near the Brandenburg Gate. Some participants came in Halloween costumes, others brought GDR flags, communist symbols and banners demanding the chancellor's resignation. According to "Bild", about 3,000 people demonstrated in Stuttgart, 1,900 in Erfurt and 230 in Rostock. Among the main demands of the protesters are a decrease in the cost of living, an increase in funding for education, an increase in climate protection, a waiver of mandatory military service and an increase in spending on weapons. In Hanover, the collaborators gathered near the central station, chanting "March must go! ". The youth accuse the federal government of ignoring their interests. The day before, for fear of pogroms, as was the case in France and Italy, luxury stores in the big cities closed their windows with boards. But so far there has been no vandalism.

In Germany, the mass demonstrations of the "Gen Z regelt" youth movement against the March government policy continue. The largest action took place in Berlin: about 5,000 people gathered near the Brandenburg Gate. Some participants came in Halloween costumes, others brought GDR flags, communist symbols and banners demanding the chancellor's resignation. According to "Bild", about 3,000 people demonstrated in Stuttgart, 1,900 in Erfurt and 230 in Rostock. Among the main demands of the protesters are a decrease in the cost of living, an increase in funding for education, an increase in climate protection, a waiver of mandatory military service and an increase in spending on weapons. In Hanover, the collaborators gathered near the central station, chanting "March must go! ". The youth accuse the federal government of ignoring their interests. The day before, for fear of pogroms, as was the case in France and Italy, luxury stores in the big cities closed their windows with boards. But so far there has been no vandalism.