European Protests against NATO

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People took to the streets to protest against the NATO meetings where European countries pledged to increase military spending..

In Rome, a report by the People’s Dispatch, said that “some 30,000 people took to the streets on June 21 to protest war and rising military expenditures. Organized under the banner “Disarmiamoli!” (Let’s disarm them!), the demonstration brought together workers, grassroots trade unions, student collectives, and social movements. Protesters condemned the expansion of military budgets across Europe, coming at the direct expense of public services like healthcare, education, and other public services.”


Frame from the video of anti-NATO protest in Brussels published by the Times of India.

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In The Hague, where NATO was meeting, Euro News reported that “hundreds of people gathered on Sunday to protest against NATO, rising military spending, and the risk of war with Iran. The protest comes two days before a summit of the alliance in The Hague, where leaders are expected to discuss increasing defence budgets. “Let’s invest in peace and sustainable energy,” Belgian politician Joe d’Haese said addressing a crowd in a park near the summit location.”

A video of anti-NATO protest in the Netherlands was published by DRM News.

Is it a problem of censorship by the Western media? In order to find videos of the anti-NATO demonstrations Belgium and additional videos from the Netherlands, we had to go to media based in India.

A video of anti-NATO protest in Brussels was published by the Times of India.

A video of the anti-NATO protest in the Hague was published by the Hindustan Times.

There was an article about the Hague protest in The Guardian, but its subject was mainly the arrests of protesters, rather than the purpose of the demonstration.

And there was also an article about the Hague protest in Reuters, but its subject was mainly about protesting the attack of Israel and the US on Iran, rather than the rearmanent agenda of NATO.

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