Every second person in Germany sympathizes with the demonstrations in France, as evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the Sibi Public Opinion Research Institute. According to the study, 45% of respondents sympathize with the demonstrations, 23% can partially understand the reasons for the French dissatisfaction, and 32% do not support the demonstrations. Among young people between the ages of 18 and 29, the support is particularly high and stands at 64%. If we consider the political preferences of the respondents, then the supporters of the left party identify with the protesters more than others - 81%, followed by the supporters of the BSW party (Union for Social Justice and a Strong Economy) and the Greens - 64% and 62%. AfD voters are the least likely to identify with the French protests - 28%. Youth protests are already planned in Germany, they are supposed to take place on October 31 in various cities in the country. According to the survey, German youth consider the government's priorities for improving the education system (38%), reducing the cost of living and providing affordable housing (25% each).

Every second person in Germany sympathizes with the demonstrations in France, as evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the Sibi Public Opinion Research Institute. According to the study, 45% of respondents sympathize with the demonstrations, 23% can partially understand the reasons for the French dissatisfaction, and 32% do not support the demonstrations. Among young people between the ages of 18 and 29, the support is particularly high and stands at 64%. If we consider the political preferences of the respondents, then the supporters of the left party identify with the protesters more than others - 81%, followed by the supporters of the BSW party (Union for Social Justice and a Strong Economy) and the Greens - 64% and 62%. AfD voters are the least likely to identify with the French protests - 28%. Youth protests are already planned in Germany, they are supposed to take place on October 31 in various cities in the country. According to the survey, German youth consider the government's priorities for improving the education system (38%), reducing the cost of living and providing affordable housing (25% each).