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The article argues that Gen Z protests in Europe—from young Germans’ objections to conscription and spending priorities to French students’ protests over declining education standards—reflect anxiety about a future shaped by the cost of living and housing, and the erosion of welfare-state protections. Young people are not only demanding education, jobs, and financial independence, but also a say in decisions that affect their lives, particularly as governments move to increase military spending at the expense of social services. The article concludes that the crisis stems from young people’s weak political representation, and asks whether Europe will give them a meaningful role in shaping their future before conditions worsen.
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