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A bus accident on a regional line carrying many students south of Bourg-en-Bresse killed two young people Friday morning, including a minor and injured 16 of them, three of whom were serious, according to a provisional assessment given by the Prefecture of Ain.
For some young Africans, these victories provide a glimpse of what a new generation of voters could accomplish in their country.
In Brazzaville, young people protested Saturday against power cuts. An unprecedented mobilization in the Congolese capital. In some neighbourhoods, residents remain for weeks without power.
In Brazzaville, young people protested this Saturday against power cuts. A rare mobilization in the Congolese capital, while some neighbourhoods sometimes remain for several weeks without power. The protesters denounce their rabble to live in the dark. Correspondence from Vivace Mambouana.
In Paris, high school students gathered in numbers for Act IV of the high school mobilization. A large and compact crowd formed Place de la Bastille, as reported by Karim Yahiaoui, journalist in France 24. On the spot, young people say they are determined to continue their mobilization to obtain concrete answers to their demands from the government.
On the occasion of the Pope's visit to France, we asked a few young people who were waiting to attend the Mass given on the Place de la Concorde what they felt, what the papal figure represented and what they would like to see Leo XIV in the coming days.
Moroccans are called to the polls on Wednesday to elect the 395 deputies of the House of Representatives. A high stake vote, especially for young people facing unemployment and difficulties in accessing public services. But in a monarchy where the king retains important prerogatives, what room for manoeuvre will the elected ones really have?
On a day of the 23 September legislative elections in Morocco, political parties are trying to convince young people, tired of economic insecurity, to go to the polls by promising them jobs and affordable housing. The country's youth, which led to important demonstrations in 2025 to achieve better social justice, now seems resigned. The details of Karim Yahiaoui
The first national election since the demonstrations of the "Gen Z 212", Moroccan legislatures are held on Wednesday in the Cherifian kingdom. While the turnout is expected to be one of the major issues in the election, many young people are questioning the usefulness of voting and the ability of institutions to meet their aspirations.
