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وكالة عمون الاخبارية
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The article argues that Generation Z, shaped by economic, social, and digital crises, is redefining political participation through online organizing and holding institutions to account—not simply by voting or joining political parties. In France, authorities reported around 266,000 demonstrators at student protests. In Serbia, a student list won 140 of 250 seats, compared with 104 for the governing list. In the United States, a poll found that only 33% of young people said they would definitely vote; among them, Democrats led by 63% to 26%. The article warns that an electoral victory or rapid mobilization does not guarantee the ability to govern, and notes that discontent can spread alongside misinformation and polarization. In Jordan, it calls for young people to become genuine partners in policymaking, for transparency and accountability to be strengthened, and for opportunities in employment, education, and housing to be provided. It warns that ignoring young people’s demands undermines trust in institutions.
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