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In Saaremaa, the Isamaa party has submitted a motion of no confidence against a member of its coalition partner EKRE, amid political tensions surrounding local school reforms.

The Christian Democratic Party (KrF) in Norway has secured a parliamentary majority for a proposal requiring schools to offer religious services during school hours.

Political scientists Magnus Erlandsson and education professor Claes Nilholm strengthen the arguments for establishing a dedicated school party in Sweden.

Police have once again ruled out charges against the chairman of Dongduk Women's University regarding allegations of embezzlement involving school funds.

The article discusses the recent debate surrounding the Social Democrats in Denmark and their stance on housing taxes.

The article critiques Brazilian President Lula's decision to be honored by a samba school during an election year, questioning the political implications and the risks involved for his party.

The Liberal Party (PL) and the Mission party have filed new representations against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for honoring him during a samba parade at Carnival.

A shift in Texas politics has seen anti-school choice Republicans purged, marking a new standard for the party as early voting for primaries begins.

The article discusses the proposal for all school children in Norway to be offered school church services, emphasizing the responsibility of municipalities and schools in this regard.

The Vox party in Spain is pushing to prohibit halal meals in school cafeterias, targeting Muslim student dietary practices after previously attempting to ban full-body veils.

Benedita da Silva, a prominent evangelical figure in Brazil's Workers' Party (PT), supports the autonomy of the samba school Acadêmicos de Niterói to incorporate a segment critical of conservative families in its parade.

União de Maricá, a samba school established by Brazil's PT party, has won the Golden League championship and will compete in the Special Group of Rio de Janeiro's Carnival in 2027 despite an accident that injured several participants during the parade.

The Brazilian Supreme Court annulled a municipal law in Santa Cruz de Monte Castelo that aimed to create a program known as 'School Without Party', citing constitutional incompatibilities.

The Supreme Federal Court (STF) of Brazil is reviewing a law from Santa Cruz de Monte Castelo aimed at eliminating political and ideological indoctrination in classrooms.

MP Henrik Wickström is expressing criticism towards the Finnish government for its delayed actions regarding the permanent establishment of the Helsinki Rescue School.

Joar Forssell, representing the Liberalerna party, argues against critics by reaffirming the necessity of their educational policies in Swedish parliament.

The Brazilian Workers' Party (PT) is taking legal action to block a samba school from honoring PSDB presidential candidates in the upcoming Carnival celebrations.

The Workers' Party (PT) in Brazil has refuted opposition claims regarding the legality of a samba school's tribute to President Lula at the Rio Carnival, asserting there are no grounds for electoral ineligibility discussions.

A third-party investigation into claims of abuse by a former player of Koryo High School's baseball team found insufficient evidence to substantiate the allegations but criticized the school's handling of the situation.

The Liberal Party in Sweden has failed to uphold its educational ideals despite years of influence over school policy, contributing to increased polarization and negative perceptions of schools.

The city of Sorocaba celebrates its seventh year without samba school parades during Carnival.

Families in Argentina can enjoy various carnival events designed for children, focusing on fun and community engagement during the long weekend leading up to the start of school.

A 12th-grade student returning from a school farewell party ran over six people, resulting in one child's death and five others injured.

The Labor Party faced a significant setback as they lost a crucial vote in the Storting regarding regulations for private schools.

A Brazilian minister has voted to reject a party's claim of premature electoral campaigning related to a Carnival samba-enredo celebrating President Lula.

A tragic shooting incident in Canada leaves 10 dead and several injured, while Brazilian politics faces potential judicial issues regarding Lula's samba-enredo, and Britney Spears sells the rights to her entire music catalog.

The Oslo school system is undergoing proposed changes, moving towards practical learning and reducing traditional theory classes, with support from multiple politicians.

The Novo party has filed a complaint with Brazil's TSE against President Lula, the PT, and a samba school for alleged electoral propaganda in their 2026 Carnival theme.

Denis Doksanský, an MP from the ANO party in the Czech Republic, is under scrutiny for using his school to promote his political activities and inviting the former Prime Minister Babiš to school events.

Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, leader of the Centre Party in Norway, criticizes the Conservative Party's proposal for a new municipal reform, calling it outdated and warning of negative consequences such as the closure of elderly care facilities and school centralization.

The AUTH Rectorate in Thessaloniki announced that no permit was granted for a party at the Polytechnic School, where violent clashes between police and extrimist elements occurred, resulting in injuries and over 300 arrests.

The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki's authorities denied allegations of granting permission for parties following violent incidents outside the Polytechnic School, where police and extremist elements clashed.

Over 200 people have been arrested following violent clashes at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, sparked by a party at the Polytechnic School.

Mohammad Rona, the political spokesperson for the Moderates, asserts that their collaboration with the Social Democrats is 'excellent', despite concerns raised by colleagues regarding the Social Democrats' new school proposal.

The article discusses the troubling political climate in Italy, highlighting a recent violent incident involving the youth wing of the League party in Rome's historic Visconti High School, showcasing a lack of dialogue among young politicians.

This morning, the Revolutionary Communist Party participated in an assembly at Laura Bassi High School in Bologna, promoting a dialogue on 'U.S. Imperialism and Current Political Situation', amidst controversial protests against the event.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin advocates for voting for the Law and Justice party to restore homework and full teaching autonomy in Poland's schools, emphasizing that it represents a return to normality.

The Rijeka branch of the Možemo party criticized Mayor Iva Rinčić for appointing her supporters to school boards, while similar practices by Tomislav Tomašević in Zagreb went unaddressed.

Mette Frederiksen's new campaign promise regarding a small school for children marks a significant shift from her previous election pledges, which were aimed squarely at appealing to her party base rather than the opposition.

The political party PASOK announces its intent to engage in dialogue regarding Greece's National High School Diploma, emphasizing the need to provide constructive proposals rather than merely critique the government's agenda.

Approximately 70,000 teenagers aged 14 to 16 voted in a school election where the Social Democrats emerged as the largest party with 23% of the votes, amidst significant financial contributions from parent parties to the campaign.

A Berlin-Brandenburg administrative court has ruled that a school can refuse a student internship with a member of the far-right AfD party, citing its classification as securely extremist.

Keir Starmer has vowed to take action against those responsible for canceling a school visit by Jewish MP Damien Egan due to opposition from pro-Palestine activists.

In Saxony-Anhalt, the path is clear for an early election of a new Minister-President as coalition party leaders have approved the planned handover from Reiner Haseloff to Sven Schulze.

Emails reveal that the ANO party members may have lied about the financial requirements concerning school tuition payments for the Balada family at Sion High School.

Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD candidate for the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, has announced plans to abolish several ministries and the current school attendance requirement if his party takes power.