ARD Germany Trend: Large majority sees young people politically disadvantaged. Gen-Z protests find broad support.

A recent survey reveals that 82% of Germans believe the concerns of Generation Z are inadequately addressed by politics. Protests have erupted across Germany, with young people advocating for issues like education, living costs, and the reinstatement of conscription. While many support peaceful demonstrations, violent actions are largely condemned. The survey indicates a significant distrust among younger voters towards major parties, with only a small percentage believing they can effectively address their issues. Additionally, the government remains unpopular, with the far-right AfD emerging as the leading party in potential elections.