Being young in Europe today

The young in Europe today is Eurostat 's online publication, which presents the latest statistics on the situation of children and adolescents in the European Union (EU).

A paper version of the publication was also published in 2015. At the end of 2017, it was decided to update the online version of the publication (according to the data)

Today, young people are growing as the right wing's political support rate in Europe rises. The unemployment rate remains high and the likelihood of ownership is decreasing, so the right wing group offers another way for young, confused young people to see the world. It has been proven by the proliferation and support of extremely right-wing political groups throughout Europe, including France, Sweden, the Netherlands and Austria. In these countries foreign parties greatly increased their popularity against controversial political movements with their populists. Most parties do not take full responsibility, but I am worried that radical radical right candidates are being voted and seriously treated.

Today in Europe, 22% of young people are unemployed. The unemployment rate for most of the ASEAN region is not as important as in Europe, but there are still some lessons to learn. In February this year, the unemployment rate in Malaysia has reached its highest level since November 2013. The population was 3.4%, and the youth was about 10%. We all know that someone has completed tertiary education, but still is not in the first stage of career ladder. We are facing the danger of creating generations that are not accepted morally and economically. Such high unemployment rates will not only hurt the economy but will also confound the social structure and the communities where we live.

Today too many young people can not expect a self-sustaining and fulfilling life in Europe, their future is still unstable. Young people are in crisis. For most people, transition from education to employment is becoming more difficult. There are too many people facing the risk of being poverty or being eliminated. Many people think that their views are not adopted by politicians. As we are analyzing the data shown in your next EU youth report, more than half believe that the crisis has circumvented and eliminated youth in economic social life in their country. There are many serious risks deviating from society.