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Germany sees protests over social reform
Approximately 3,000 people participated in a protest in Leipzig protesting against the German government's plans to reform social security systems, including retirement, health insurance, and social welfare, as well as workers' rights issues. The objections primarily focused on reducing social benefits and government policies related to pensions and care, with criticisms directed at Chancellor Friedrich Merz's policies. A number of young people also joined to oppose the military service system and the increase in military armament, amidst traffic restrictions and heightened security presence in the city.
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