More young people are embracing old-fashioned smoking—maybe because they consider it the least hazardous thing happening in their lives at the moment.
From “beauty babies” on TikTok to teens eyeing up cosmetic fixes, social media is reshaping how young people see their faces—and themselves—long before they’re ready to gauge what they see
New research shows younger consumers overwhelmingly prefer cards and mobile apps over cash, citing better financial control, changing social attitudes, and a stronger focus on saving for future goals and meaningful experiences
Bulgaria’s government collapses following youth-driven street protests of the kind that have swept parts of the globe
More than other generations, 20-somethings are tightening their holiday-season budgets because of economic pressures
A new nationwide survey shows Greece’s Generation Z is highly educated but trapped in precarious work, low wages, and limited prospects, with many dependent on their parents and considering working abroad amid growing disillusionment with institutions
From taboo to trend—injectables are becoming as routine as a haircut.
Perks for political elites contrast with lack of opportunities for young people entering labor market
The modern work landscape, for many young professionals, still feels like a daily battle between monotony and uncertainty. And now, disappointment deepens with the core provisions of the new labor bill put forward by Niki Kerameos
‘GCal’ dictates students’ every waking moment, from walks to class to what time they go to bed; It’s ‘kind of unnatural’
A global EY study shows Gen Z prioritizes financial independence (87%), staying true to their values (84%), and relationships (60%). Mental health ranks above wealth, and job hopping is common, with 59% expecting to work for up to five employers
Gen Z is embracing travel at an impressive rate, taking an average of three leisure trips per year.
This op-ed is part of To BHMA International Edition’s NextGen Corner, a platform for fresh voices on the defining issues of our time
In an effort to downshift and disconnect, young adults are going to old-timey extremes; knitting circles and scrapbooking
This opinion piece is part of To BHMA International Edition’s NextGen Corner, a platform for fresh voices on the defining issues of our time
A government program promises a $24,000 sign-on bonus to teenagers willing to fight Russia on the front lines
A look into the growing psychological toll of climate crisis on the next generation
Gen Zers recently overtook baby boomers in the workforce, posing new challenges for business leaders
The vague relationships that rule the dating scene are hard to navigate, even well after they end, and zoomers have had enough