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Matilda Boseley and Riley Walter Win Top Prizes at 2026 Walkley Mid-Year Media Awards

The 2026 Walkley mid-year media prizes celebrated innovative journalism, with Matilda Boseley winning the young journalist award for her Parliament-Tea series. Riley Walter was named Young Australian Journalist of the Year, also winning for short-form and specialist reporting on a $150m NAB fraud investigation. Other winners included ABC teams for reporting on women's leadership, violence against women, and science.

Guardian World

Matilda Boseley and Riley Walter Among Winners at 2026 Walkley Mid-Year Media Prizes

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2 g önceRésumé IA

Matilda Boseley and Riley Walter Among Winners at 2026 Walkley Mid-Year Media Prizes

Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley won for innovative storytelling, while The Sydney Morning Herald's Riley Walter was named Young Australian Journalist of the Year at the 2026 Walkley mid-year media prizes. Other winners included ABC teams for women's leadership and reporting on violence against women.

Guardian World

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Business·4 g önceRésumé IA

Young Adults Face Shrinking Job Opportunities and Widening Wealth Gap

Young adults (15-29) in South Korea face a severe job market crisis, with employment down 255,000 year-on-year, marking 43 consecutive months of decline. The wealth gap widens due to soaring real estate prices, disproportionately benefiting older generations.

Yonhap News

Department stores offer innovative Ochuugen gifts to attract younger generations

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10.06.2026Résumé IA

Department stores offer innovative Ochuugen gifts to attract younger generations

Japanese department stores are launching special Ochuugen (mid-year gift) sections, featuring visually appealing sweets and World Cup-themed items to attract younger consumers as the traditional gift-giving culture ages.

German Internet Usage Declines, Driven by Younger Generations Seeking Offline Time

Internet usage in Germany has decreased by about five hours per week, with those under 40 significantly reducing their online time, especially on smartphones. While AI emerges as a new driver for internet use, people seek more offline time for family, hobbies, and concentration.

Die Zeit

Alibaba Partnership Committee Members Named

ACTU

02.06.2026Résumé IA

Alibaba Partnership Committee Members Named

Alibaba's Partnership Committee includes Group CEO Eddie Wu Yongming and Jiang Fan, CEO of the e-commerce unit. The CTO, born in 1982, is a key architect of Alibaba's tech infrastructure and is now focused on AI development.

SCMP Tech

Couple's Social Media Posts Spark Outrage Over Perceived Lack of Effort by Younger Generations

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Social·24.05.2026Résumé IA

Couple's Social Media Posts Spark Outrage Over Perceived Lack of Effort by Younger Generations

A retired French couple's social media posts detailing their financial success and criticizing younger generations for lacking effort have gone viral, sparking widespread debate and outrage.

Le Monde

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Politique·23.05.2026Résumé IA

Labor's tax change backlash: "Don't shoot the messenger"

Labor faces growing backlash over its tax changes, with critics arguing the party "shoots the messenger" by dismissing concerns as partisan attacks. The government's messaging is struggling, with "if you're explaining, you're losing" becoming a common refrain.

ABC Top Stories

Drought Grips Maharashtra: Elderly Left to Fetch Water as Youth Migrate

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Monde·22.05.2026Résumé IA

Drought Grips Maharashtra: Elderly Left to Fetch Water as Youth Migrate

Man Desh region in Maharashtra faces severe water scarcity, forcing the elderly to trek for water as younger generations migrate. Officials are deploying tankers, but reservoir levels are critically low, with forecasts of reduced rainfall.

Times of India

A Wisp of Medicinal Fragrance, New Expression: TCM Cultural and Creative Products "Win Fans" Among the Younger Generation

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20.05.2026Résumé IA

A Wisp of Medicinal Fragrance, New Expression: TCM Cultural and Creative Products "Win Fans" Among the Younger Generation

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) cultural and creative products, such as herbal sachets and medicinal fragrance bracelets, are gaining popularity among young people in China. This trend reflects TCM's adaptation to modern lifestyles, meeting demands for health, wellness, and cultural experiences.

Czech Republic Sees Historic Low in Beer Consumption

Czech beer consumption hit a historic low of 121 liters per capita in 2025, a 4.3% drop in production. Health experts praise the shift towards moderation and quality, while addiction specialists note rising concerns over new substances and online addiction among youth.

Deutsche Welle

Wu Yize cements China’s status as premier snooker force as younger generation takes over

Sport

05.05.2026

Wu Yize cements China’s status as premier snooker force as younger generation takes over

The new world champion is the fourth consecutive first-time winner and the UK game faces a challenge to keep up with investment in AsiaPerhaps of all the noise that emanated from Wu Yize’s historic victory in the World Snooker Championship final on Monday evening, it was 12 simple words from the godfather of Chinese snooker that meant the most.For the second successive year, China has a world champion in the sport the nation has taken to its heart, with Wu emulating Zhao Xintong’s win 12 months earlier after defeating Shaun Murphy in one of the great finals. But there is a fair argument none of this would be possible without Ding Junhui laying the groundwork over the last 20 years. Continue reading...

Guardian Sport

India's Girls Outperform Boys in School Enrolment, Women Now Majority of Higher Education Pass-outs

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01.05.2026Résumé IA

India's Girls Outperform Boys in School Enrolment, Women Now Majority of Higher Education Pass-outs

Latest NSO data shows female gross enrolment ratio exceeds male at all school stages, with women now comprising 51.48% of higher education pass-outs. While youth literacy gap has narrowed to 3.8 percentage points, overall gender gap remains at 14.4 points. Women dominate MPhil (76.14%) and hold majority in arts, sciences and medical fields, though men still lead in engineering and IT.

Times of India

Badminton Returns to 15-Point System in Bid to Attract Younger Fans

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Sport·28.04.2026Résumé IA

Badminton Returns to 15-Point System in Bid to Attract Younger Fans

The Badminton World Federation has voted to replace the 21-point scoring system with a 15-point format starting in 2026, reverting to a 19th-century method. The change passed 198-43 at the BWF annual general meeting in Denmark, with officials claiming it will create more exciting matches for younger audiences and potentially extend players' careers. However, retired Malaysian star Lee Chong Wei strongly opposed the change, suggesting it could paradoxically keep older players like 36-year-old Chou Tien-chen in the sport longer.

SCMP Sport

Only Restaurant on Hong Kong's Po Toi Island Faces Closure After 50 Years

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Business·27.04.2026Résumé IA

Only Restaurant on Hong Kong's Po Toi Island Faces Closure After 50 Years

Ming Kee Seafood Restaurant, the sole eatery on Hong Kong's southernmost Po Toi Island, may close after half a century. The owner, Leung (in his seventies), said business has declined and he might be forced to shut at the end of next month if he cannot find a partner. The restaurant was popular with boaters anchoring in Tai Wan bay and specialised in seafood dishes like deep-fried salt and pepper squid.

SCMP Economy