| On 4 June 2025, at night, at the call of Neue Generation (New Generation), several activists gathered to block the Axel Springer Publishing's printing house in Berlin - Spandau (Berlin), using three vehicles and gluing themselves to the roofs. The protest aimed to prevent the distribution of newspapers like 'Bild' and 'Welt,' criticizing 'Bild' for its role in exacerbating divides and its denial of the climate crisis. Police put an end to the action, and six people were arrested after firefighters removed the glued protesters, including one who had to be cut out from a car roof. | 4 Jun 2025 | |
| On 4 June 2025, at the call of Fridays for Future, together with the BUND Dresden, the student council, and the Dresden initiative Pedestrian and Bicycle Decision (Fus- und Radentscheid), people gathered on Carola Bridge in Dresden (Sachsen), advocating for a pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly bridge instead of the plans for a four-lane highly bridge. | 4 Jun 2025 | Fridays for Future, BUND |
| On 4 June 2025, at the call of a cross-party alliance including the Greens, SPD, OEDP, the German Alpine Club (Alpenverein), Fridays for Future, the Bavarian Bird Protection Association (Landesbund fur Vogelschutz), and the BUND, people gathered for a protest in front of the Bavarian State Chancellery in Munchen (Bayern), opposing the third modernization law by CSU and Free Voters, which they claimed would undermine environmental protection 'under the guise of cutting bureaucracy.' The protest marked the start of a petition titled 'Save the Mountains - no step back in alpine protection.' | 4 Jun 2025 | Fridays for Future, BUND, The Greens, OEDP: Ecological Democratic Party, SPD: Social Democratic Party of Germany |
| On 5 June 2025, at the call of Greenpeace, around 20 activists gathered at an Edeka supermarket in Hannover (Niedersachsen), where they attached posters to the windows and hung a banner from the roof, to protest against animal cruelty linked to Edeka's supply chain, demanding that the company reshape its product range to better address animal welfare and climate concerns. Activists, at the demand of the police, left the premises voluntarily after removing the banners. | 5 Jun 2025 | Greenpeace |
| On 9 June 2025, in the evening, at the call of Palestine solidarity groups and supported by activists from Fridays for Future and an MP (The Left), over 8,500 people staged a protest in front of the Red Town Hall and at Alexander Square in Berlin - Mitte (Berlin) demanding the release of Yasemin Acar, a German activist aboard the Gaza aid ship 'Madleen', which was intercepted by the Israeli military, and to call for an end to German arms exports to Israel. Around 5 people gathered for a counter-protest, although the demands were not specified in the report. | 9 Jun 2025 | Fridays for Future, The Left |
| On 18 June 2025, activists from Extinction Rebellion, Fridays for Future, and the Resistance Collective Dusseldorf (Widerstands-Kollektiv Dusseldorf) staged a protest on Corneliusplatz in Dusseldorf (Nordrhein-Westfalen), demanding a car-free transformation of the square to mitigate pollution and emissions. Demonstrators used deckchairs and a pavilion to illustrate the potential for public space, while police temporarily blocked off the eastern side of the square in front of luxury shops. The protest was peaceful and aimed at promoting alternative urban planning. | 18 Jun 2025 | Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion |
| On 21 June 2025, activists from the group No Peace. No Climate Justice staged a protest in Kiel (Schleswig-Holstein) against militarization and for climate justice at the Kiel Week by climbing trees at the entrance of the naval base during the Navy's 'Open Ship' event, displaying banners reading 'Rescue at Sea Instead of War Missions' and 'Organize Against the Climate Crisis and Militarization'. Additional protesters handed out flyers and held banners on the ground, criticizing the global trend of rearmament. | 21 Jun 2025 | |
| On 24 June 2025, in the morning, at the call of Greenpeace, Robin Wood and BUND, around 20 climate activists staged a protest on Schloss Square in Stuttgart (Baden-Wurttemberg) against plans for cross-border CO2 infrastructure and underground carbon storage (CCS), coinciding with an official event involving Danish and Baden-Wurttemberg ministries. Protesters criticized CCS as a costly and unsafe excuse to avoid real emissions cuts. | 24 Jun 2025 | BUND, Greenpeace, Robin Wood |