At that point, it seems that the leftists still were able to push back at least against the most obvious fascists, but idk how this will look during the next protest. When you give nazis a space were they aren't kicked out immediately, they come back with more nazis next time, it's always been central to their strategy regardless if we're talking bars or websites or protests. AfD has already bragged about how many of its members attended (without being able to prove it, ofc, nobody has a reliable over-under for how that rally broke down along political lines, it's just clear that both left and right wingers were present).

There's definitely some signals towards negotiation, it's good that China is pushing for this and i'm glad that France (with its history of being less under the US thumb than the rest of Europe, although often just because it wants to do imperialism on its own) is joining in on this. It's a door opener at least. People in Europe are definitely getting tired of the war, CIA control over the narrative seems less crushing and absolute than at the start as well. But most libs still don't get how dangerous it is to throw unlimited amounts of weapons at a bunch of nazis, or which blood toll it will take when this war gets prolonged indefinitely, or that prolonging it indefinitely is the only expectable outcome when there's no peace talks.