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Something I&#39;ve been wondering about lately: A young person in Paris, Athens, or Madrid might be protesting about education, housing, or the cost of living. A young person somewhere else might be facing completely different challenges. But underneath all those differences, are we all worried about the same thing — whether we&#39;ll be able to build a decent future for ourselves? If you&#39;re young, or remember what being young felt like, what worries you most about the future?

@dev_osama@mastodon.social ##5278447

I&#39;ve been following the recent youth protests across Europe, and it got me thinking. Is Gen Z becoming the generation that refuses to accept things as they are, or is every generation like this when it feels its future is slipping away? I&#39;m curious to hear from people living in Europe: how do you see these protests? And for those elsewhere in the world, do young people around you feel the same frustration? I&#39;d love to hear different perspectives, not just headlines. 🌍

@dev_osama@mastodon.social ##5278446

A question for people in tech and beyond: If AI made most office tasks dramatically faster, would that give us more free time, or would employers simply expect us to do twice as much work? I&#39;m curious what people in different countries think about this.

@dev_osama@mastodon.social ##5278445

A Real Madrid win makes the night even better! 🤍🏆 Sending love from Gaza 🇵🇸 Football gives us moments of joy, even in difficult times. If you&#39;d like to support me, my Binance QR code is attached. Every bit of kindness is appreciated. 🙏⚽ HALA MADRID! https://gofund.me/ccd2a71f3

@dev_osama@mastodon.social ##5278444

🇧🇷 Brazil, 🇷🇸 Serbia, and 🇵🇸 Gaza: politics shapes people&#39;s lives far beyond election day. From economic struggles to freedom and security, ordinary people live with the consequences of political decisions. In Gaza, we&#39;re still fighting for the chance to rebuild our lives. What matters most after an election: freedom, security, or economic stability? Support my recovery: [https://gofund.me/ccd2a71f3] #Brazil #Serbia #Gaza #Democracy #HumanRights

@thetnholler.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy ##5278441

Ruh Roh scott news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/h...

@harblinger@wizard.casa ##5278439

fuuuuunerallllllllopolis

@creamqueen@clubcyberia.co ##5278437

>do everything right in life >get killed by a piece of shit nigger for no reason

@igb@mastodon.hccp.org ##5278435

My neighbor was tossing out his old cassettes and I scored this classic.

@normative.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy ##5278430

Look I realize in Trump’s case this just means “the election doesn’t count if I lose” but I’m not sure why anyone would ever *unconditionally* commit to accepting putative election results. RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:k5nskatzhyxersjilvtnz4lh/post/3myvhu6yyj32o

@PRIF@social.bund.de ##5278429

Two earthquakes in Venezuela exposed a state hollowed out by corruption, mismanagement and years of confrontation. Europe now has a narrow window to address what lies beneath the crisis, Vanessa Elechiguerra Labarca argues on #PRIFblog: https://blog.prif.org/2026/08/17/the-conflict-endures-venezuela-after-the-intervention/ #Venezuela #EU #latinamerica

@PRIF@social.bund.de ##5278428

The war in Sudan is an urgent humanitarian crisis that threatens the country’s cultural heritage. In her article “War, Erasure, and the Politics of Culture in Sudan,” Larissa-Diana Fuhrmann explores the erasure of cultural identities. 🔗 https://gjia.georgetown.edu/human-rights-development/war-erasure-and-the-politics-of-culture-in-sudan/ #Sudan #culture #peaceresearch