Kathmandu. Across Europe, the younger generation has taken to the streets protesting various issues ranging from budget shortages in education to the rising cost of housing, posing a significant ch...
Kathmandu. Across Europe, the younger generation has taken to the streets protesting various issues ranging from budget shortages in education to the rising cost of housing, posing a significant challenge to governments already under pressure.
Furthermore, these movements have clearly highlighted the growing dissatisfaction among Gen Z, who worry that they may not receive the same opportunities as their parents' generation.
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