education

Liège police have made 107 arrests since early October as pupils and students block schools over rising tuition, bus-pass prices and classroom shortages

Poland and Italy limited the damage, but the overall picture for much of the EU is one of erosion rather than recovery

Kazakhstan deserves more European attention as it successfully transforms its resources into productive and strategic capacity

Kazakhstan is relying on a model of “pragmatic engagement without recognition” and is developing an independent set of transport, energy, and humanitarian ties with Afghanistan

What Kazakhstan is asking for is concrete, and it has a name: association to Horizon Europe and its successor framework

The visit also draws attention because of Kazakhstan's role within the Organization of Turkic States, where Turkish Cypriots have held observer status since 2022

For Kazakhstan, the path forward lies not in choosing sides in great-power competition, but in developing a strong portfolio of platforms for dialogue

The NEET indicator identifies young people who are disconnected from both work and learning, not just those who are unemployed

The journalistic  investigation raises serious concerns about the integrity of professional qualifications issued at state-accredited centres

The White House spectacle has crystallised a stark choice: double down on human educators or bet on machines to shape the next generation’s minds

The Petrohan case will not decide the elections, but it reshapes the battlefield, as a culture war now rages against "liberals," NGOs, private education and "non-traditional" religions

UNESCO chief expressed deep regret over the decision but said the agency was prepared for the fallout