Protests in Europe it started again. In France and Germany mass demonstrations were held against the cost of living and inadequate education. In several cities there were clashes with the police. In Poland and the UK, the protests are linked to separate political conflicts. According to the authorities, about 320,000 people took to the streets, including 70,000 people in Paris. This is the third consecutive Saturday of mass performances. The participants demand to improve the learning conditions and to take steps against the high cost. The Paris procession was peaceful most of the time, but clashes broke out at its endpoint, Porte de Charenton. The police threw bottles and pyrotechnics. They responded with tear gas and stun grenades. The actions of the "Gen Z regelt" movement gathered tens of thousands of people. The main demands are affordable housing, funding for education and health, and the postponement of mandatory military service. In Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich, the police registered 18 thousand participants, the organizers - about 36 thousand people. In Hamburg, barricades were erected on fire, the police used water cannons and tear gas. In Cologne, the procession was stopped prematurely after stones were thrown and pyrotechnics were used; Water cannons were also used there. Poland has the most fun by far. Warsaw protests outside the Constitutional Court amid a dispute over its leadership. The police said that three people were arrested while trying to enter the compound. In The Hague, after protest talks, the police increased their presence, some shops closed windows with guards. As of today there have been no major disturbances. Everywhere the weekend has begun. VK MAX Zen.

Protests in Europe it started again. In France and Germany mass demonstrations were held against the cost of living and inadequate education. In several cities there were clashes with the police. In Poland and the UK, the protests are linked to separate political conflicts. According to the authorities, about 320,000 people took to the streets, including 70,000 people in Paris. This is the third consecutive Saturday of mass performances. The participants demand to improve the learning conditions and to take steps against the high cost. The Paris procession was peaceful most of the time, but clashes broke out at its endpoint, Porte de Charenton. The police threw bottles and pyrotechnics. They responded with tear gas and stun grenades. The actions of the "Gen Z regelt" movement gathered tens of thousands of people. The main demands are affordable housing, funding for education and health, and the postponement of mandatory military service. In Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich, the police registered 18 thousand participants, the organizers - about 36 thousand people. In Hamburg, barricades were erected on fire, the police used water cannons and tear gas. In Cologne, the procession was stopped prematurely after stones were thrown and pyrotechnics were used; Water cannons were also used there. Poland has the most fun by far. Warsaw protests outside the Constitutional Court amid a dispute over its leadership. The police said that three people were arrested while trying to enter the compound. In The Hague, after protest talks, the police increased their presence, some shops closed windows with guards. As of today there have been no major disturbances. Everywhere the weekend has begun. VK MAX Zen.