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The President of the Republic, Nicos Christodoulides, stated that the demographic problem in Cyprus is serious, with a birth rate of just 1.3%, and emphasized the need for institutional interventions and investments in education, health, and social services to strengthen families and address this challenge. #δημογραφικό #παιδεία #υγεία (translated)

Entimos wrote that European leaders would soon face the consequences that, as he said, they had created themselves. He urged them to stop funding corruption in Ukraine and to take care of their people, education, wages, inflation, and pensions. https://t.co/xnrlmKA2Tu #Ευρώπη #Διαφθορά #Οικονομία (translated)

The official criticized the government, arguing that it was funding wars instead of education. He referred to children in France and contrasted the situation with Greece, ironically wondering if everything was fine there. https://t.co/VhbNWPQfNz #Παιδεία #Πόλεμος #Ελλάδα (translated)

Tsoglanos wrote that Spyros Charitatos spoke publicly and claimed that Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki sought his dismissal after a report. He wondered how many of his colleagues had received reprimands and had been forced to back down. https://t.co/NSFL6nwwQb #Παιδεία #ΕλευθερίαΤύπου #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

The Education Committee of the Parliament discussed the need for a radical restructuring of the institution of school escorts, highlighting their low earnings and the increase in their numbers, while legislative changes were requested for better support of children with disabilities. #ΣχολικοίΣυνοδοί #Εκπαίδευση #Πολιτική (translated)

Babis Georges Petrakis cited a publication from Le Figaro, dated 13/10/26, which, as he wrote, presented the 22-year-old Louise Montangon as a new star of the French public debate and as an opponent of the Islamo-left in television panels and social networks. According to the description of the publication he posted, Montangon was a graduate student of philosophy at Bordeaux-Montaigne University and became known through interventions for the student movement. The article stated that she calmly confronted students and educators who supported occupations, as well as a former Minister of Education, asserting that she reminded them that students were not entitled to disrupt classes, educators should not encourage illegal occupations, and minorities could not impose their will. Petrakis noted that the publication presented her as a representative of young people who wanted to work. #LouiseMontangon #ΝέαΓενιά #Εκπαίδευση (translated)

The explosive situation in Greek education, against the backdrop of high living costs and rents, is prompting mobilizations from students and educators, who are planning protests and strikes to defend public schools and universities. #Παιδεία #Ακρίβεια #ΦοιτητικήΜέριμνα (translated)

Charis Doukas stated that, following reports of a gas smell in Gravva, crews from the responsible company were conducting an extensive secondary inspection of the gas facilities for three days, under the order and direct supervision of the Municipality of Athens. He said that the report was expected late that same night. At the same time, he blamed the government and the relevant state mechanisms for their absence and called on them to take on their responsibilities. He requested the Ministry of Education to instruct the TEE to conduct immediate inspections of the school complex facilities. Doukas added that the schools in Gravva would remain closed and classes would be conducted through distance education until the inspections were completed. He stated that they would not jeopardize the safety of students, teachers, and staff and called for a safe solution to be provided promptly so that they could return to school. #Ασφάλεια #Εκπαίδευση #ΔήμοςΑθηναίων (translated)