Students from educational institutions in Gwangju whose registrations were canceled ahead of the March school start must be quickly helped
There are calls to urgently assist students in Gwangju whose registrations in educational institutions were canceled before the March school year begins.
FG pushes varsities to turn research into marketable products
The Nigerian Federal Government is urging universities and institutions to commercialize research through initiatives like the NextGen Innovation Challenge.
Lankov's Case: While Latvian Institutions Remain Silent, Interpretations Proliferate
The arrest of a Russian professor in Riga before his lecture raises questions and leads to various interpretations in the absence of official commentary from Latvian authorities.
VIDEO: Parents protest against the closure of educational institutions in several municipalities
Parents in several municipalities in Latvia are protesting against school closures and changes to educational institutions due to declining student numbers.
Students from MA can compete for 130 slots in educational support program; see how to participate
Students in Maranhão, Brazil, can apply for 130 spots in an educational support program aimed at low-income students from public schools and full scholarship students from private institutions.
George Papandreou: "The government bears exclusive responsibility for the erosion of institutions"
Former Prime Minister George Papandreou criticized the current government, asserting it is responsible for the degradation of democratic institutions in Greece.
In order to ensure education at Alytus Gymnasium, the municipality will enlist teachers from other institutions
The Alytus municipality is prioritizing children's safety and educational continuity by recruiting teachers from other schools due to disruptions at the Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium.
Angola's Sonangol in talks with China for $4.8 billion refinery loan
Angola's state oil company Sonangol is negotiating a $4.8 billion loan with Chinese institutions to fund a new refinery in Lobito, marking a significant shift in their borrowing practices since 2017.
Transform research into marketable products, FG urges varsities, others
The Nigerian government is encouraging universities and institutions to commercialize research to boost innovation and economic growth.
Personnel Changes on February 27
The article reports on various personnel changes and appointments in South Korea's government and educational institutions as of February 27.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology and Korea Public Enterprise Association Successfully Hold Conference on 'New Government Policies for Public Institutions and AI Transformation'
A successful conference was held at Seoul National University of Science and Technology focusing on new government policies for public institutions and the transformation shaped by AI, attended by over 200 participants from various sectors.
D. Kučynskis: Restrictions on Belarusians' Rights to Buy Real Estate Would Raise Doubts About the Expertise of the Country's Institutions
D. Kučynskis raises concerns over a proposed ban on Belarusians in Lithuania purchasing real estate, stating it undermines institutional expertise given that temporary residents have passed security checks.
In light of the Gaza movement, the University of California financially braces against Trump’s measures
The University of California has initiated a $2 billion bond sale to counteract actions from the Trump administration aimed at the university and similar educational institutions.
About Diplomacy, International Institutions, and Other Demons
Recent diplomatic tensions involving American Ambassadors in Europe have highlighted a shift in the U.S. administration's attitudes towards Europe and its leaders.
Arco Vara has a new leader from the bank
Rait Riim, with 20 years of experience in the real estate sector, has been appointed as the new leader of Arco Vara after holding leadership positions in various financial institutions.
How the country will have a future
The article discusses the need for substantial constitutional reform in Greece, focusing on key changes in the mechanisms of state and institutions.
As the weather warms, it's recommended to take time for music: major cultural institutions promise to surprise
Cultural institutions in Lithuania are gearing up for spring with diverse music and art offerings to engage audiences.
African leaders pool $2.5tn to boost cross-border infrastructure
African leaders have established the Africa Infrastructure Financing Facility to mobilize $2.5 trillion for cross-border infrastructure projects aligned with Agenda 2063.
The Essential State
The article discusses the evolving debate in Argentina regarding the legitimacy and role of the state, shifting from its inefficiency to questioning its very existence.
It was only a matter of time before the scandalized director of the Louvre had to resign
Following significant security issues, the Louvre's director Laurence Des Cars has stepped down amidst ongoing criticism.
How theft, strikes, and fraud at the Louvre exacerbate the greatest crisis in the museum's history
The Louvre is currently facing its largest crisis in history, marked by frequent strikes, a recent theft, and issues related to ticket fraud.
Riga City Council Meeting Interrupted After 10 Hours of Work
The Riga City Council meeting was interrupted after deputies bickered over various issues, including the restructuring of educational institutions and the closing of kindergartens.
Riga City Council decides to close and reorganize several schools and kindergartens
The Riga City Council has approved a plan to close and reorganize multiple educational institutions in the city by 2026.
Babuśka, ARP: Repolonization - From Words to Actions
Bartłomiej Babuśka emphasizes the need for public institutions in Poland to develop support mechanisms for enhancing Polish businesses' participation in consortiums, as part of a broader repolonization strategy.
Back to School 2026: Discounts of up to 40%, Interest-Free Installments, and Promotions to Save on Supplies, Clothing, and Technology
As the school season starts, financial institutions and retailers in Argentina are launching promotions to help families cope with the financial burden of back-to-school expenses.
Vormsi and Ruhnu are waiting for faster action from state institutions in restoring connections
The islands of Vormsi and Ruhnu are urging state institutions for prompt action to restore transportation links, currently hindered by the closure of the ice road and a malfunctioning ferry.
Argentina Week 2026 in New York: Milei, Wall Street, and major corporations meet to attract investments
Argentina Week 2026 in New York aims to attract investments through high-level meetings with President Javier Milei and key financial institutions.
The Debate of 'Rzeczpospolita' as the Beginning of a New Project (Photo Report)
The 'Rzeczpospolita' debate brought together leaders from major Polish firms and institutions, including government ministers.
Regarding the funding of 'Nemuno aušra' – the ironic reaction of I. Ruginienė: do you think I am an accountant as well?
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė humorously dismissed a question about the funding of the political party 'Nemuno aušra', highlighting the importance of allowing institutions to handle investigations without interference.
Several educational institutions will be closed and reorganized in Riga; the council rejects residents' requests to maintain 4 'kindergartens'
The Riga city council will close ten kindergartens due to a significant decline in child enrollment, rejecting community requests to save four of them.
The Louvre Museum has a new director – former head of Versailles Leribot
The Louvre Museum has appointed a new director, former Versailles Palace head Leribot, following the resignation of Laurence de Carla amid scandals affecting the institution's reputation.
Federal Police targets institution suspected of creating invisible clients for money laundering in SP
The Brazilian Federal Police launched an operation to investigate a financial institution accused of facilitating money laundering by allowing anonymous transactions.
Christophe Leribault at the Louvre: the Irresistible Rise of a Curator Who Has the Confidence of the Elysée
Christophe Leribault has been appointed as the new director of the Louvre, following a rapid ascent through prestigious French cultural institutions and backed by President Emmanuel Macron.
Personnel Changes on February 26
The article reports on various personnel changes within South Korean government ministries and educational institutions as of February 26.
Polish higher education institutions in a decade of change
Higher education institutions in Poland are re-evaluating their educational models in response to rising student expectations, a decreasing number of applicants, and market pressures.
European Parliament: Agreement with Qualco and ENG Group to Enhance Digital Systems
The European Parliament has signed a five-year contract with Qualco A.E. and ENG Group to provide testing and quality assurance for digital solutions across key EU institutions.
What did Avimukteshwaranand say about the allegations of sexual abuse?
Avimukteshwaranand responded to allegations of sexual abuse with a statement addressing the issue.
Kretinga District Municipality will allocate funds for the encouragement of medical staff
The Kretinga District Municipality plans to allocate over 200,000 euros to support medical staff through bonuses at local healthcare institutions.
Who wants to govern this place?
The article explores the political landscape in Greece for 2026, questioning who truly wishes to govern amidst widespread disillusionment and lack of trust in institutions.
8 out of 10 Public Institutions Fulfill 'Youth Employment Obligation'... Employment Reaches 25,000
Eight out of ten public institutions in South Korea have fulfilled their youth employment obligations, resulting in the hiring of approximately 25,435 young people.
Now it costs: in its 2026 season, the Teatro Colón will charge for its program booklets and promote free digital downloads
The Teatro Colón will charge for its printed program booklets starting in the 2026 season, while offering free digital access via QR codes.
Professor: The idea of war with Russia is not entirely foreign to Finnish students
A recent university event focused on how education and research continue amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting the impact on students and institutions.
State courts spend 67% of their budget on staff, and expenses grow faster than revenue
State judicial institutions in Brazil allocated over R$ 62.5 billion for salaries in 2024, which accounts for 67% of their total budgets.
Public Ministry recommends non-lethal weapons use in the socio-educational system of DF; understand
The Public Ministry of the Federal District recommended the use of non-lethal weapons in socio-educational institutions to ensure the safety of agents and adolescents during extreme situations.
Why Did the Fence Collapse Near Nausėda's House? Institutions Cite Different Reasons
A fence surrounding Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda's residence has been partially demolished following a complaint to the authorities regarding its legality and its encroachment on state land.
It was 1932 and Einstein was writing with Freud about how to prevent another war. Their thoughts are relevant today (excerpt from the book)
The correspondence between Einstein and Freud explores the timeless question of how to prevent war, reflecting on the failures of international institutions and human nature.
Efficiency
The article discusses the importance of efficiency in utilizing resources across public and private institutions in Ecuador and its implications for public services.
Turkey signs international agreement to finance railway connecting Asia and Europe
Turkey has reached a preliminary agreement with international lending institutions for a $6.75 billion financing for a major railway project linking Europe and Asia.
Dismantling the Decentralized Administrations demanded by Ch. Doukas – The 11 proposals
Athens Mayor H. Doukas calls for the abolition of Decentralized Administrations in Greece, advocating for their powers to be transferred to local governance institutions.
Fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants; expenses effectively funneled back from training institutions
Reports reveal a nationwide fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants managed by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.