Your first years of being an adult are meant to be a time for having fun, taking the first steps on your career ladder and moving out of your parents’ home. But for many Europeans under the age of 25, this pandemic has flattened a lot of dreams, ambitions and opportunities. Jobs have been destroyed, studies put online or on hold, and three million of the EU’s under-25s were officially unemployed by the end of 2020. That’s almost 18 percent.
Covid-19’s ‘lost generation’? Young Europeans peer into uncertain futures
