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The poster reads No Russophobia! seen amid flags during a pro-Russian demonstration in Frankfurt, Germany, April 10, 2022. Photo/REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
The announcement was made by state-funded broadcasters ARD and RBB this week.
“Cabinet Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz is concerned that rising food and energy prices could lead to social unrest and be exploited by various radical movements,” the outlet said.
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According to the media, the protests may be similar to those experienced by Germany during the Covid-19 pandemic, when the government faced resistance to its lockdown and vaccination policies.
The news agency ARD Tagesschau reported that several groups had attempted to organize protests in Berlin under the slogans “Revolution,” “Rebellion,” and “Civil War.”
According to reports, the protests may be similar to those experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic, when the government faced resistance to its lockdown and vaccination policies.
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The new demonstrations may once again unite the people known as Querdenkers (lateral thinkers) in Germany.
It is a loose organization of the grassroots movement that has become prominent during the anti-lockdown protests.
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