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Global Generation Z economic and social protests

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Members of Generation Z are engaging in widespread global mobilizations driven by economic instability, including inflation, housing crises, and lack of future prospects. These movements have contributed to political shifts in nations such as Nepal and Bangladesh. While grievances vary by region—with French protesters focusing on education deficiencies and those in Portugal and Spain centering on affordable housing—the unrest reflects a broader questioning of current economic and political orders. In response to instances of violence and vandalism, military forces have been deployed in France and Italy to restore order. The movement is expanding across Europe, with youth-led protests challenging established political orders. In Germany, youth alliances have organized calls for further demonstrations. In the Balkans, these movements are translating into significant political shifts; notably, in Serbia, the Student List, which emerged from protests against corruption, has achieved a major electoral victory. Similar shifts are being noted in Montenegro and Hungary, signaling growing dissatisfaction with traditional political structures.

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