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Students are taking to the streets. A few years ago it was pensioners and farmers. Ever since the revolution, French people have demanded their rights. Students stand in front of a blockaded high ...

We are less than a month away from elections in the United States that will have worldwide implications. Whether young people ...

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Young people are rising up in France. Swing your gaze further and you’ll see them rising up in India, Morocco, Kenya, Peru and more, too. Let’s take a look. Students in Paris holding signs reading, ...

So much information bombards us. But to sort it all out we can turn to ethical journalists and reliable news sites. This week, news sites around the world are publishing stories, videos and podcasts ...