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    Hundreds of protesters turn out in European cities against Trump

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    Posted on April 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Hundreds protested in European cities against Trump and Musk, organized by Democrats Abroad, demanding political change and addressing financial market concerns.

    Protests Erupt Across Europe Against Trump and Musk

    By Emma-Victoria Farr

    FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - Hundreds of people protested in European cities on Saturday against U.S. President Donald Trump and his adviser Elon Musk, following a bruising week for financial markets after Trump unveiled sweeping global tariffs.

    In the German city of Frankfurt, the "Hands Off!" demonstration was organised by Democrats Abroad, the official organisation of the Democratic Party for U.S. citizens living overseas.

    In Berlin, protesting in front of a Tesla showroom, demonstrators held placards calling on fellow Americans living in Germany to protest for "an end to the chaos" at home.

    Gathering at Frankfurt's Opernplatz, members of the overseas Democrats group demanded the resignation of the U.S. president, with placard slogans reading "Restore Democracy", "Hands off our personal data" and "The world is tired of your bullshit Donald, be gone!"

    In Berlin, slogans directed at Musk read "Shut up Elon, no one voted for you," and a dog wore a sign that said "Dogs against DOGE," referring to the Department of Government Efficiency run by senior adviser Musk, an initiative of the second Trump administration to reduce federal spending waste, fraud and abuse.

    In the French capital of Paris, about 200 people, mostly American, gathered on the Place de la République to protest against Trump. Some gave speeches to denounce the president, with protesters waving banners ranging from "Resist Tyrant", "Rule of Law" "Feminists for Freedom not fascism" and "Save Democracy". One sang and played the Bob Dylan song Masters of War.

    Protests against Trump and Musk were also held in other European cities, including London and Lisbon.

    In the British capital, a few hundred people gathered in Trafalgar Square, holding signs saying "Proud American Ashamed" and "WTAF America?" The crowd chanted "Hands off Canada", "Hands off Greenland" and "Hands off Ukraine" while listening to speeches criticising Trump.

    (Reporting by Emma-Victoria Farr, Christian Mang and Frank Simon; Additional reporting by John Irish in Paris and Sarah Young in London; Editing by Toby Chopra)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Protests held in multiple European cities against Trump and Musk.
    • •Demonstrations organized by Democrats Abroad in Frankfurt.
    • •Berlin protests targeted Tesla showroom and Musk's initiatives.
    • •Paris saw American expats rallying for democracy and rule of law.
    • •Protests also occurred in London and Lisbon.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Hundreds of protesters turn out in European cities against Trump

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the protests held in European cities against U.S. President Donald Trump and his adviser Elon Musk.

    2Why were the protests organized?

    The protests were organized in response to Trump's global tariffs and Musk's initiatives, causing financial market turmoil.

    3Which cities saw significant protests?

    Significant protests occurred in Frankfurt, Berlin, Paris, London, and Lisbon.

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