In Germany, high school students and university students are called to demonstrate on Saturday to demand more funding for education

On October 31, a significant protest is expected in Germany, organized by the collective "Gen Z regelt" to demand better educational funding. Approximately 160,000 participants have registered for demonstrations in major cities like Berlin and Frankfurt. The movement, driven by students and young people, criticizes the lack of resources for schools and the high cost of living. Despite the peaceful intentions of the organizers, police are preparing for potential unrest, recalling recent violent protests in France. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely, emphasizing the need to differentiate between peaceful student protests and potential extremist actions. German Family Minister Karin Prien urged young protesters to engage politically without resorting to violence.