Youth
97th youth pledge anniversary marked by prabowo and mu'ti messages
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President Prabowo Subianto marked the 97th Youth Pledge Day on October 28, 2025, urging youth not to fear big dreams. Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti emphasized pride in the Indonesian language as part of unity. The event commemorates the 1928 Second Youth Congress that birthed the historic pledge.
New suspect after Gävle shooting
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An additional person over 15 is suspected of aiding attempted murder after the Gävle shooting on the night of October 4. A 13-year-old at the time, now 14, is the main suspect for six counts of attempted murder. The incident is gang-related but the victims were not intended targets.
Government Converts Tourist Rentals
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On September 14, the Spanish government announced the withdrawal of 53,000 tourist apartments to convert them into permanent rentals for young people. This measure aims to address housing shortages in urban areas.
Foreign minister urges youth to trust diplomatic exams
Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Emigration and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty urged fresh graduates to apply for the ministry's diplomatic exams with full confidence in their transparency and fairness. In the first episode of the ministry's new podcast Diplocast, he encouraged candidates not to hesitate, noting that the exams select capable individuals to represent Egypt abroad. He shared his career story and discussed regional and global issues.
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Youths in Stockholm poisoned by fake alcohol from Snapchat sellers
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Several youths in the Stockholm area were hospitalized over the weekend after drinking toxic fake alcohol bought via Snapchat. Police are warning about the dangers of so-called vodkabilar ahead of the autumn break. All affected have recovered, but investigations are ongoing.
Violence at INBA leads to 15 detentions and three formalizations
A group of about 30 students at the Internado Nacional Barros Arana (INBA) caused disorder on Tuesday in Santiago, throwing Molotov cocktails at Carabineros and leading to the detention of 15 pupils. Three of them were formalized on Wednesday for manufacturing and hurling the incendiary devices. The incident adds to similar disturbances at the Instituto Nacional on the same day.
Record number of children suspected in murder plots in Sweden
This year, at least 127 children under 15 are suspected of involvement in murder plots, a dramatic increase from 2022. The government highlights successes in fighting gang crime, such as fewer shootings, but expresses concern over the recruitment of younger children. Experts emphasize police resources as key to improvements.
KZN chess prodigy Shreeya Mahadeo selected for international championship
Fifteen-year-old Durban chess talent Shreeya Mahadeo has been chosen to represent South Africa at the Commonwealth Chess Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 8-17 November 2025. Her achievements this year include earning the Woman Regional Master title and being named Junior Female Player of the Year in KwaZulu-Natal. Despite funding hurdles, she aims to showcase South African chess prowess globally.
Several youths poisoned by fake alcohol in Stockholm
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At least six youths in the Stockholm area have been hospitalized after drinking alcohol containing the toxic substance isopropanol. The alcohol was purchased from a so-called vodkabil via social media like Snapchat. Police suspect the same source in multiple cases.
Student stabbed in Giza while intervening to save friend
Ibrahim Reda, a top student in his second year of secondary school, was stabbed in his left arm and back while trying to intervene in a fight between a landlord and his classmate in the Kaabish area of Faisal in Giza. The incident occurred as he waited outside for a math tutoring session, stemming from an old dispute with a Sudanese woman living in the opposite building. His mother confirmed that her son had no prior involvement in any troubles.
Teenagers recover after poisoning from illegal spirits in Stockholm
Several teenagers in Stockholm have been hospitalized after drinking illegal 'bootleg spirits' obtained via social media. Doctors assess that they will recover, but warn of the dangers of such products. Police have detained five people suspected of illegal sales.
Sweden Lowers Criminal Responsibility Age
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In response to rising youth involvement in gang activities, Sweden decides to reduce the age of criminal responsibility. The policy change was announced amid concerns over children being hired as hitmen. This aims to address escalating violence.