14 million youths in EU have poor mental health
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
EU governments are accused of prioritizing military expansion at the expense of public welfare, as the youth mental health crisis deepens across the bloc. An alarming one in five adolescents in the EU is now suffering from psychological issues - a trend some lawmakers link to what they call the 'liberal agenda'.
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