Generation Z: creative and committed, against the virus
For post-millennials, known as Generation Z, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many to delay life plans as they come up with inventive ways to help their communities fight the virus
Youth vote an unpredictable factor in UK election
Young voters are the most europhile and left-wing in Britain, yet also the least likely to vote, representing an unknown factor in Thursday's battle for Downing Street
Young people took to Madrid’s streets for climate: Who were they?
On December 6 young activists marched in Madrid, where negotiators from nearly 200 nations at UN climate talks are feeling the heat of an increasingly angry and anxious world
Who are the youths behind the Catalonia protest violence?
The violent protests that have swept Catalonia over the jailing of nine separatist leaders have involved veteran anarchists and youthful troublemakers as well as outraged separatists
Eurozone unemployment falls slightly to reach the lowest rate since May 2008
The unemployment rate in the European Union has dropped in August, in comparison to the previous month and the same month last year. This rate is in fact the lowest joblessness rate the eurozone has reached since May 2008.
EU: Brexit should not disrupt Erasmus students in Britain
Students in the Erasmus youth exchange programme should conclude their stays in Britain after Brexit, the European Commission says.
EU proposes Erasmus boost
The European Union wants to increase funding for the Erasmus youth exchange programme under the next long-term EU budget.
Erasmus students: Learning in Europe
Erasmus: The European programme to support education, training, youth and sport.
Generation of Interns?
Is there a future in Europe’s future? Even though the unemployment rate went back among the younger age group, we are still looking at 4 million young people without a job. Many of them try to bridge the time between education and employment by doing an internship first
Canterbury: city of faith, students and Brexit anguish
British university cities such as Canterbury are on the frontline of a political realignment shaped in part by students' revulsion at Brexit.