00:00Young people around the world have had enough.
00:03In Albania, student-led anti-government protests have hit their seventh day,
00:07demanding changes to the education standards and the prime minister to resign.
00:11In Italy, thousands of students marched across 40 different cities,
00:15chanting, if things don't change, we will do what they did in France.
00:18Over in Belgium, high school students have been protesting against plans
00:21to cut 500 million euros from schools.
00:24In India, a huge Gen Z-led movement has been protesting job shortages and election rigging.
00:29And it's got to the point now where India's Supreme Court has had to step in.
00:32In France, we all know what happened in France.
00:35In Greece, students have set up tents outside the parliament to protest soaring rent prices.
00:39Protests have erupted in Spain, also over housing.
00:42In fact, it's even led to their prime minister calling an early election.
00:45In Portugal, thousands have marched in Lisbon, also over housing and living costs.
00:49In Argentina, students marched on Congress, demanding the university funding they were promised.
00:54And then there's Serbia.
00:56Their students have been protesting for nearly two years.
00:59But their story is so interesting that I'm going to have to save it for a dedicated video.
01:04But the question is, do you think these Gen Z movements around the world will actually affect change or not?
