i delved into data showing problems with the mental health of youth, surges in depression or especially true for our girls. this week i found cause to worry ab young men. this headline from the hill caught my eye. most young hen are single, most young women are not. the story reported as of 2022, the research center found 30% of adults are neither married or living with a partner nor engage ed. half of all young adults single. look at these numbers. 34% of women, twice as many, a whopping 63% of men, what explains that? i pulled the study and read with interest. it turns out since 2019, the she single men looking for dates or relationship has declined from 61% to 50%. in 2018, 28% of men ages 18 to 30 reported they had no sex in the past year compared with 18% of women of that age. the hill report said men in their 20s are more likely than women in their 20s to be romantically uninvolved, sexually dormant, friendless and lonely. they stand at the vanguard of an epidemic of de
the core coalition remains remarkedly sol ud, but you get a look at the big picture when you look at the map of those countries who imposed sanctions and those that have not. and yes, on thursday, the u.n. general assembly approved a nonbinding rz lugs that calls to end hostilities and demands the wut drawl of forces. but while 141 countries voted in favor, 7 voted against and 32 abstained. as the new york times summarized, instead of in two, the world has fragmented. a vast middle sees russia s invasion as primarily a european and american problem, rather than view it as a threat. these countries are largely focused on protecting their own interests amid the economic and geopolitical upheaval. so against this backdrop, have the sanctions imposed by 33 countries been effective? in a piece in fortune titled how the russian economy self-imelmlated in the year since putin innovaded ukraine,