Climate Activists 'Neue Generation' Announce 'Art Protest' Week in Berlin

The activist group 'Neue Generation' has announced a week of protests in Berlin under the theme 'Revolution Days', promising creative, athletic, and artistically designed actions. On Wednesday, the group plans a 'Kunstprotest' (art protest), followed by a 'Revolutionsversuch im Regierungsviertel' (revolution attempt in the government district) on Thursday. Earlier this week, a 'Protesttanz' (protest dance) occurred on the steps of the Reichstag building, where three individuals climbed a fence and demonstrated with orange umbrellas before police intervened. The action lasted only minutes, and the three men are under investigation for trespassing. Last Tuesday, an activist disguised as CDU Economics Minister Katherina Reiche glued herself to a display case in the Bode Museum on Berlin's Museum Island to protest federal economic policy. The museum reported no damage to the exhibit. 'Neue Generation' advocates for greater participation and social justice, emerging from the climate protection group 'Letzte Generation', known for numerous road blockades in recent years. The group's spokesperson described the planned protests as creative and artistic, though specific details remain undisclosed.