In Berlin, 22 people were arrested during a protest under the slogan "Gen Z regelt" (Gen Z solves) in the district of Charlottenburg, the police said. In total, about 1,200 people came to the action, initially about 100 registered. On the evening of Saturday, November 14, the demonstrators marched from Sabini Square along the Kurfürstendamm to the Hellens station. The demonstrators demonstrated against the poor state of the schools, the possibility of a return to conscription, and cuts in funding for universities and social services. There were also slogans against Israel, German Chancellor Friedrich Mercez and the police. The arrests took place, among other things, due to setting off fireworks, writes the Berliner Zeitung. 13 cases were initiated for violation of public order, assault, resistance to arrest and violation of the rules for handling explosives. About 700 policemen were present, two of them were injured. On November 20, larger youth demonstrations are planned across Europe, including Germany. In Berlin alone, Scouts organize 15,000 participants. Similar demonstrations on October 31 turned into looting and clashes with the police in German cities. @wglavnoe.

In Berlin, 22 people were arrested during a protest under the slogan "Gen Z regelt" (Gen Z solves) in the district of Charlottenburg, the police said. In total, about 1,200 people came to the action, initially about 100 registered. On the evening of Saturday, November 14, the demonstrators marched from Sabini Square along the Kurfürstendamm to the Hellens station. The demonstrators demonstrated against the poor state of the schools, the possibility of a return to conscription, and cuts in funding for universities and social services. There were also slogans against Israel, German Chancellor Friedrich Mercez and the police. The arrests took place, among other things, due to setting off fireworks, writes the Berliner Zeitung. 13 cases were initiated for violation of public order, assault, resistance to arrest and violation of the rules for handling explosives. About 700 policemen were present, two of them were injured. On November 20, larger youth demonstrations are planned across Europe, including Germany. In Berlin alone, Scouts organize 15,000 participants. Similar demonstrations on October 31 turned into looting and clashes with the police in German cities. @wglavnoe.