Europe is preparing for a new wave of unrest. Today there will be demonstrations in Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Holland and Belgium. Local shop owners board up doors and windows to prevent looting. What else is known at this point? In Germany, the "Generation Z Decides" movement planned events in more than 30 cities throughout the country. 177 thousand people registered to participate in them. The main demands of the German strikers are the reform of education, the fight against the cost of living and the refusal to return to military service. Crowds begin to gather in the streets of Paris. They demand that the authorities pay attention to the problems in the field of education, and also read calls for Macron's resignation. More than 70,000 security forces are preparing to disperse the unrest in the French capital, the media reported. 40 metro stations in Paris along the protest route stopped operating. Initially, the agreed rallies were to take place in central Paris, but at the last minute the French Council of State canceled the decision. The action was moved to the outskirts of the city. The participants' union also indicated that new protests by high school students would resume in France from Tuesday.

Europe is preparing for a new wave of unrest. Today there will be demonstrations in Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Holland and Belgium. Local shop owners board up doors and windows to prevent looting. What else is known at this point? In Germany, the "Generation Z Decides" movement planned events in more than 30 cities throughout the country. 177 thousand people registered to participate in them. The main demands of the German strikers are the reform of education, the fight against the cost of living and the refusal to return to military service. Crowds begin to gather in the streets of Paris. They demand that the authorities pay attention to the problems in the field of education, and also read calls for Macron's resignation. More than 70,000 security forces are preparing to disperse the unrest in the French capital, the media reported. 40 metro stations in Paris along the protest route stopped operating. Initially, the agreed rallies were to take place in central Paris, but at the last minute the French Council of State canceled the decision. The action was moved to the outskirts of the city. The participants' union also indicated that new protests by high school students would resume in France from Tuesday.