France's youth are outnumbered. Their protests are testing who gets heard
New Delhi, Oct. 28 -- Demographically, it is true that young people in aging societies - which include France but also the United States and others - no longer have the same weight of numbers that helped their parents and grandparents make their mark when they were young.
In France, protesting pupils have managed to spark a national conversation about funding for schools that has morphed into broader unrest over cost-of-living struggles and heavy-handed policing.
In Serbia, two years of student-led protests unseated the Balkan country's populist strongman, Aleksandar Vucic, this weekend. In Albania, high schoolers and university students are swelling the ranks of an anti-government movement that for months has pressured Prime Minister E...
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