Within the past month, the protests have toppled one country’s government and contributed to the dissolution of another.

From Nepal to Morocco to Peru, very online 20-somethings are rising up against their governments. Can it happen here?

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Kenya’s June 25 Gen Z protests sparked global youth activism, inspiring leaderless, digital-first movements in Morocco, Nepal ...

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Political instability among leading economies, including China and the US, uncertain earnings forecasts because of Trump’s ...

Police in Lima, Peru, faced off with anti-government protesters. A young soccer fan posed for a photo as the FIFA U-20 World ...

In Lima, hundreds of young protesters from Generation Z clashed violently with police forces on Sunday. Their anger stems ...