Germany Protests Anti-Islamic Rallies

The video covers protests in Germany against the anti-Islamic group PEGIDA, with authorities symbolically opposing them by turning off the lights of Cologne's cathedral. In Bahrain, unrest follows the extended detention of an opposition leader, leading to clashes with riot police. Meanwhile, in Pyongyang, a large rally shows support for Kim Jong Un, highlighting the North Korean practice of expressing loyalty to their leader.

What was the main reason for the protests in Germany?

• Environmental concerns

• Economic issues

• Opposition to an anti-Islamic group

• Support for PEGIDA

How did the authorities in Cologne respond to the anti-Islamic group?

• By organizing a counter-protest

• By turning off the lights of the city's cathedral

• By arresting the protesters

• By issuing a public statement

What triggered the protests in Bahrain?

• Religious disputes

• Economic reforms

• Foreign intervention

• Detention of an opposition leader

What was the reaction of the protesters in Bahrain to the leader's detention?

• They organized a peaceful march

• They waved flags and held up photos of the leader

• They called for international intervention

• They started a hunger strike

What was notable about the rally in Pyongyang?

• It was a protest against government policies

• Kim Jong-un was present and gave a speech

• It was a spontaneous gathering

• Expressions of loyalty were repeated despite Kim Jong-un's absence