Despite vibrant economic growth and unemployment rates at their lowest in over two decades, there’s a lot to worry about.
After government abolished additional exam fees, protesters are now asking for better standards of education and dorm living conditions.
Forced out by failure to reach agreement with the powers that be, the grad school is to open a new campus for incoming students in Austria.
Officials tell Ankara’s ambassador not to meddle and deny reports Gulen followers may soon be deported.
Massive financial assistance from Romania has not only led to the renovation of hundreds of kindergartens in Moldova, dampening a major reason for emigration, but also imported best practices in local financial management.
Critics see move to hand over big part of science budget to new ministry as way to extend political control over unruly academics.
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