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Lebanon

Brewing storm. Public sector workers hold Lebanese flags during a protest against cuts to their salaries in downtown Beirut, April 17. (Reuters)

Lebanon’s youth losing hope over economy

MENA

(L-R) Broadcast Journalist May Bin Khadra, Vice-President of EMEA, PSB Rob Vance, Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the International Monetary Fund Jihad Azour and President of ASDA’A BCW Sunil John. (Courtesy of Arab Youth Survey)

Arab youth survey reflects ‘need for new social contract’

Iraqi

A boy plays the online game PUBG on his mobile phone. (AP)

Iraqi youth frustrated with video game ban

Azhar Al-Rubaie

tunisia

This photo dated, Thursday, February 2, 2017 shows the Habib Bourguiba avenue which is the central thoroughfare of Tunis and considered the historical political and economic heart of Tunisia. (AP)

Deradicalisation, an imminent challenge for Tunisia

Stephen Quillen

Morocco

A 2017 file picture shows state-employed medical professionals demonstrating outside the health ministry,in Rabat. (AP)

Heated debate in Morocco over brain drain

Mohamed al-Alawi-88326

Egypt

A young man uses a VR headset on the second day of the World Youth Forum in Sharm el-Sheikh, last November. (AP)

Egypt champions youth conferences but questions remain

Hassan Abdel Zaher

Youth

A teacher holds a placard during a protest in Algiers, March 13, 2019. (AP)

The questions raised by Algeria's youth uprising

Algeria

The Algerian flag with the words written on it that read, “System get out, free Algeria” is held as protesters rally in Paris against the Algerian president’s bid for a fifth term in office, February 24. (AFP)

Events in Algeria surprise the French

Lebanon

The entrance to the venue of the"Keep Walking Lebanon" competition. (Keep Walking Lebanon)

Lebanese students celebrate country's resilience in artform