Young Europeans losing faith in democracy, poll finds
Briefly

A study indicates that only half of young people in France and Spain support democracy as the best form of government, with even less support in Poland. Overall, 57% of Europe's Generation Z prefer democracy, but support varies; it's highest at 71% in Germany and lowest at 48% in Poland. 21% across these nations would consider authoritarian rule under certain conditions, particularly in Italy. Another 14% were indifferent or did not know about the government type. Many feel democracy is under threat, especially those feeling economically disadvantaged.
Support for democracy among young people in Europe varies significantly, with only half in France and Spain seeing it as the best government form, while Poland has lower support.
The study reveals that 57% of Europe's Generation Z prefer democracy, but there is a notable trend of support for authoritarian governance, especially among those feeling economically disadvantaged.
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