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According to a new study by FEPS and ThinkYoung, Europe's Millennials value the EU and a strong social safety net.

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Millennials want the European Union to do much more to support social welfare policies like minimum wages, according to the new Millennial Dialogue study by FEPS and ThinkYoung. In the context of the run-up to the European Parliament elections, the Millennial Dialogue survey clearly indicates that young people favour progressive policies that provide a strong social safety net in uncertain times.

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