Germany faces large protests on conscription

Several German cities have witnessed widespread protests against the potential re-implementation of mandatory conscription, despite the German government's efforts to strengthen its armed forces and increase the number of soldiers. In January, a new law regulating voluntary military service came into effect, with the possibility of returning to compulsory conscription if security conditions deteriorate or there is a shortage of volunteers. Surveys indicate that the majority of young adults in Germany are not interested in joining the military, and authorities have been conducting medical examinations on around a thousand young men since July. Growing concerns reflect public and opposition calls to avoid the return of obligatory conscription, with plans to increase the number of soldiers to 260,000 by the early 2030s.

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