Four out of five respondents are glad to be living in the EU

The majority of young people in Europe see climate change as the most important challenge facing the EU's future. This is the finding of a Eurobarometer published on Wednesday by the European Parliament and the European Commission, which surveyed views on the future of Europe.

The survey, launched at the start of the European Year of Youth 2022, aims to shed light on young Europeans' opinions on the various challenges currently facing the Union. Among 15- to 24-year-olds, a whopping 91 per cent believe that tackling climate change could contribute to improving both their health and their well-being...

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