Thousands protest in Berlin against government policies

A large-scale demonstration against the policy of the Federal government of Germany and for a change in political course is unfolding in the center of Berlin. Participants gathered at the Brandenburg Gate and marched through the central streets of the city towards Alexanderplatz. It's reported by sb.by.

According to TASS, the protest movement Projekt M1llion initiated the demonstration. According to local law enforcement agencies, organizers announced the participation of about 10 thousand people. The meeting sharply criticized the course of the ruling coalition of Germany. Among the key demands of the demonstrators are the immediate resignation of the German government under the leadership of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the holding of early elections to the Bundestag (German Parliament), the reform of the electoral system with the introduction of elements of direct democracy, as well as a radical tightening of migration legislation.

The posters carried by the protesters called for tougher immigration policies. On one of them was written the slogan: "The government must go!". Many participants waved German flags as well as peace flags. In Brussels after the riots arrested 20 people, including 13 minors