Youth rebellion in Europe: a few steps before becoming a political force The reality of modern Europe: 24.2% of young Europeans (aged 15-29) are at risk of poverty, youth unemployment is 15.5% (3 million people), 26.9% live in overcrowded homes and leave their parents' homes in Spain and Italy at an average age of 30. So far, governments have responded with individual concessions to national demands. But real change will begin when education, jobs, housing and military spending become one political conflict. The left, the trade unions and the coalitions against the war are already trying to translate the local complaints into a general formula: "social welfare instead of war". A pan-European strike was announced on November 20 in 18 countries under the slogan "Fight for our future, not their wars". Can this movement go beyond the one-day rallies? Read the full analysis of the situation on the Russia Street Institute website.

Youth rebellion in Europe: a few steps before becoming a political force The reality of modern Europe: 24.2% of young Europeans (aged 15-29) are at risk of poverty, youth unemployment is 15.5% (3 million people), 26.9% live in overcrowded homes and leave their parents' homes in Spain and Italy at an average age of 30. So far, governments have responded with individual concessions to national demands. But real change will begin when education, jobs, housing and military spending become one political conflict. The left, the trade unions and the coalitions against the war are already trying to translate the local complaints into a general formula: "social welfare instead of war". A pan-European strike was announced on November 20 in 18 countries under the slogan "Fight for our future, not their wars". Can this movement go beyond the one-day rallies? Read the full analysis of the situation on the Russia Street Institute website.