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Angry Youth in Aging Europe

Angry Youth in Aging Europe
NYT World Wednesday 14 October 2026, 20:34 UTC By Katrin Bennhold 1 min read
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A student protest in Bordeaux, France, on Tuesday.

A student protest in Bordeaux, France, on Tuesday. [Image text:] TAPES APE C'EST CELUT ROT N LA SEUNESSE ER- ViS!
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