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    Europe’s Gen Z is out on the barricades: What's bothering the youth?

    In a wave of activism, youth in France, Belgium, Ireland, and Spain are taking to the streets to address critical challenges affecting their lives. Protesters highlight issues such as the failing education system in France, the financial hurdles in Irish higher education, and the steep rental prices pushing Spaniards into dependency. These movements underscore deep-seated generational anxieties, pointing to a widespread sentiment of uncertainty that resonates throughout Europe.

    18-year-old student working as a labourer finds nearly Rs 100 crore gold treasure while digging a sewer

    Belgium sewage worker gold discovery: An 18-year-old construction workers in Belgium uncovered gold bars, rare coins, nuggets and numbered bullion worth around 9 million euros (nearly Rs 98 crore) while working on a sewer project. The treasure was hidden inside a bricked-in cellar wall beneath a historic villa.

    ISI-funded Kashmir Centre reincarnates from a PO box in Brussels

    The lobby group's new face Ali Raza Syed says he has no links with FBI-arrested Ghulam Nabi Fai. He stresses that they just create awareness.

    Why women in the Arab countries are striking back against male domination through films

    Along with the social media, cinema has also become a handy vehicle among Arab women to express views that bear words like justice and equality.

    Here are the 11 most expensive countries for a university education

    The list shows that some parents are willing to spend over 90 per cent of their income on a bachelor's degree at public institutions for their kids.

    Jadavpur University standoff: Hashtag Hokkolorob helped make students' protests viral on social media

    Mamata may have won a victory of sorts by stepping in to convince Abhijit Chakrabarti, VC of Kolkata’s Jadavpur University ( JU), to resign, thereby bringing to an end a four-month standoff between the students and university authorities.

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