Generation Z held mass protests in Germany: over 100 thousand people participated in the youth demonstrations in Germany on October 31. Protests under the slogan "Gen Z Decides" were held in 34 cities. According to the organizers, by 8:00 PM local time the number of participants exceeded 100 thousand, although data from six to eight cities had not yet been taken into account. In total, 184.4 thousand people registered for the protest. Participants are demanding reforms in the education system, action against the rising cost of living, and are refusing the reinstatement of mandatory military service. At the same time, damage to shop windows and clashes with the police were reported in Berlin and Hamburg. Despite these reports, the organizers characterize the actions as peaceful and non-partisan. The protesters also expressed support for youth movements in France, Belgium, and Spain.

Generation Z held mass protests in Germany: over 100 thousand people participated in the youth demonstrations in Germany on October 31. Protests under the slogan "Gen Z Decides" were held in 34 cities. According to the organizers, by 8:00 PM local time the number of participants exceeded 100 thousand, although data from six to eight cities had not yet been taken into account. In total, 184.4 thousand people registered for the protest. Participants are demanding reforms in the education system, action against the rising cost of living, and are refusing the reinstatement of mandatory military service. At the same time, damage to shop windows and clashes with the police were reported in Berlin and Hamburg. Despite these reports, the organizers characterize the actions as peaceful and non-partisan. The protesters also expressed support for youth movements in France, Belgium, and Spain.