Gen Z in revolt – spiked
Since the autumn of 2025, a wave of youth-led uprisings has spread across South Asia and beyond. The protests have had different triggers, but they are unified by a striking…
Since the autumn of 2025, a wave of youth-led uprisings has spread across South Asia and beyond. The protests have had different triggers, but they are unified by a striking…
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