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Clashes erupt as tens of thousands join Gen Z protests across Germany

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Dawn
“Gen Z protests reach Germany as over 160,000 expected at Halloween rallies”

More than 160,000 people across Germany are expected to join demonstrations on Saturday, organisers say, as a youth-led movement inspired by protests elsewhere in Europe takes to the streets to demand better education and lower living costs. The protests follow a wave of Gen Z-led demonstrations across Europe this year. In Serbia, student-led activism helped unseat the country’s long-time leader at the ballot box, while protests in France have descended into rioting and looting. A worker…

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Daily Sabah – Türkiye
“Gen Z-led protests sweep 34 German cities over rising living costs”

More than 160,000 people are expected to take to the streets across Germany on Saturday as a youth-led protest movement calls for better education, lower living costs and an end to...

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Vedomosti
“Протесты охватили более 30 городов Германии”
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Le Monde
“De l’argent pour les systèmes sociaux plutôt que pour la guerre » : dans une trentaine de villes allemandes, des manifestants hostiles au service militaire”

De Cologne à Berlin en passant par Hambourg, les rassemblements se sont déroulés sans débordement. Au sein des cortèges, constitués principalement de jeunes, le coût de la vie, le refus de la conscription ou la difficulté de se loger étaient au centre des revendications.

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The Times of Israel
“Clashes erupt as tens of thousands join Gen Z protests across Germany”

Police use water cannon in Frankfurt, Hamburg and Cologne as demonstrators hurl fireworks and bottles; organizers of 'GenZ regelt!' reject violence

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Al Jazeera English
“Gen Z-led protests in Germany turn violent”

Protesters clashed with police as thousands took to the streets across 34 cities in Germany.

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RTÉ News
“Stores looted as Gen Z-led protests in Germany escalate”

Hooded rioters looted stores in Frankfurt after tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets ⁠across Germany's biggest cities to demand better education and lower living costs.

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