Dhaka, Oct. 17 -- From South America's Andes to Asia's Himalayas, a new generation is rising in protest.
Around the world, young people angry at governments and frustrated with inequality, corruption, and economic hardship are leading a wave of demonstrations that share a common identity - "Gen Z."
In Madagascar, President Andry Rajoelina was forced to flee the country this week following a military coup triggered by weeks of youth-led protests under the banner "Gen Z Madagascar."
Their movement mirrors others across Nepal, the Philippines, Indonesia, Kenya, Peru, and Morocco - all driven by a deep sense of disillusionment with political elites, reports UNB citing AP.
"These protests are united by a belief that traditional politics fail...