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“Violence, vandalism and outright cruelty should be prosecuted,” German President Steinmeier emphasized. Government spokesman Seibert said attacks on law enforcement officers could not be justified.

From July 1, Germany will take over the presidency of the Council of the European Union for six months. For Chancellor Angela Merkel, this is the second chairmanship after 2007, and she will again have to act as an anti-crisis manager. The coronavirus pandemic plunged the EU into a dramatic recession.

Will everything be limited again or not?

Is public abuse of youth now illegal?

Why is volunteer work on a remote site often more productive than in an office? However, it also has drawbacks.

The largest economy in Europe is sagging - the country's GDP is falling, German exports fell by 8% in June compared with last June. According to expert forecasts, this year will be marked by stagnation in foreign trade.

Technological progress, changes in European society and the desire to reduce the damage that the fashion industry causes to nature - all this motivates scientists, inventors and designers to come up with new ways of manufacturing clothes. Now, having entered a store of any brand, it is difficult to imagine that our grandchildren will buy completely different things. Already today, technologies are being developed with might and main that can completely change the fashion of European youth.

How oil spills kill the environment and how volunteers save nature.

Apparently the youth heard! Steinmeier called on German society to actively oppose racism and critically analyze their own behavior.

Protests took place in Berlin, Hamburg and other cities of Germany. Young activists, observing the distance, formed multi-kilometer chains, the police announced the "exemplary" conduct of the rally.

Sweden's “special way” was that it did not enter strict quarantine and lockdown measures due to coronavirus. As a result, now its neighbors and partners keep the Swedish border and the Swedish youth "locked up."

The expulsion of migrants in accordance with the Dublin Agreement was suspended in late March due to the coronavirus pandemic. Already scared?

Understand Corona & Co.: what programs in Europe are preparing young professionals in dealing with disasters and crises.

In Germany, approximately 15,000 blood donations are required each day. But regularly, only two to three percent of young Germans surrender it, and the coronavirus crisis has further aggravated the situation.

Independent media is an important part of any democracy. However, various populists attack them for political reasons, including in Germany.

International students in Germany also suffered from the coronavirus crisis. Find out how the state and universities help them.