Gen Z Is Making Politics Hopeful Again
Project Syndicate • 12/24/2025 – 12/26/2025
Summary
Youth-led protests are emerging in the developing world, driven by anger over corruption, high living costs, and narrowing opportunities. Activists are advocating for governments that provide economic security, accountability, and climate action, rather than seeking to completely overhaul political systems.
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