France Sees Sharp Rise in Youth Involvement in Terrorism Fueled by Social Media
France faces growing youth involvement in terrorism, with social media exposure to violent jihadist content driving radicalization and leading to arrests of minors.
France faces growing youth involvement in terrorism, with social media exposure to violent jihadist content driving radicalization and leading to arrests of minors.
France faces growing youth involvement in terrorism, with social media exposure to violent jihadist content driving radicalization and leading to arrests of minors.
French Education Minister Édouard Geffray announces discovery of 800 weapons in schools during 20,500 inspections amid efforts to curb violence and adapt to demographic declines.
France is projected to lose 1.7 million students by 2035 due to declining birth rates, prompting calls for adaptations in education infrastructure and staffing.
French youth engage in politics through the Parliament of Youth event presenting citizen proposals and the upcoming 'charles' app designed to simplify political candidate information for voters.
In the 2026 French municipal elections, a record 43% abstention rate reflects a growing view of abstention as a deliberate political protest against traditional representation, alongside evolving voter engagement and candidate labeling strategies.