Die Welt takes a critical view of the omnipresence of smartphones and backs the idea of banning them at schools: Smartphones are the ...
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung sees the pressure to perform well at school growing: Education is a prerequisite for social advancement. ...
The Human Rights Council created by Putin in 2004 is a toothless tiger, commentator Māris Antonevičs writes in Latvijas avīze: Two years ...
Parents nowadays are demanding more and more special rights, and not just regarding religion, Expressen contends: Parents bear the brunt of ...
Success in education doesn't depend solely on raising teachers' pay, Mladá fronta dnes counters: While technology is advancing at breakneck ...
Putin has announced that the equivalent of more than 132 billion euros will be invested in healthcare, education and infrastructure during ...
Eta's self-glorification is unbearable, finds El País: Spanish society must not allow Eta to write its own epitaph, because there is ...
Söder's argument that the cross is not a religious but a universal symbol for Western culture is simply unconvincing, Zeit Online comments: ...
Being a Jew in Europe is scary once more, laments journalist and author Pierluigi Battista in Corriere della Sera: Sadly anti-Semitism is ...
Juan Martínez Majo, a politician for the Popular Party, asked publicly why it's such a problem if his colleague Cifuentes doesn't have a ...
