In France, 70,000 law enforcement officers have been deployed to the streets as a new wave of social protests against the cost of living crisis has begun, with yellow vests and students joining in. #Franciaország #tüntetés #szakszervezetek (translated)
Mirjana Nikolić, the rector of the University of Arts in Belgrade, emphasizes the need for accountability after the elections in Serbia and promises that changes are necessary in the country as a result of the students' work. #Szerbia #korrupció #felsőoktatás (translated)
The student-led opposition, the Student List, overthrew Aleksandar Vučić's power after 14 years of authoritarian rule, gaining a 53 percent majority in the elections, which, although not free and fair, were successful thanks to the emotionally effective message of the students and public outrage. #diákok #Szerbia #korruptió (translated)
In the Serbian parliamentary elections, the student-led opposition coalition won unexpectedly by a large margin, avoiding the violent clashes that many had anticipated and rekindling hopes for political change in the country. #Szerbia #Választások #EgyetemistaLista (translated)
During the Serbian elections, Aleksandar Vučić's power seems to be shaking, as the grassroots student movement poses a serious challenge to the long-reigning autocrat. #Szerbia #választás #Vucsics (translated)
In Serbia, early elections were held, where the students' movement defeated Aleksandar Vučić's party, and Belgrade began to celebrate after the announcement of the defeat. #Szerbia #választások #diáktüntetés (translated)
A crowd celebrating in the streets of Belgrade held a festive gathering after Vucic's defeat, as the Student List gained a majority in the election, which Vucic acknowledged. #Szerbia #Választás #VucsicsVeresége (translated)
The early parliamentary election in Serbia has concluded, where 67.6% of eligible voters exercised their right to vote, while students are urging the residents of Belgrade to remain calm due to the increased police presence. #SzerbVálasztás #Részvétel #RendőriJelenlét (translated)
In the Serbian parliamentary elections, it could be decided whether Aleksandar Vučić, who has been in power for more than a decade, will maintain his power or be replaced by students protesting against the regime. #Szerbia #választások #politika (translated)
Approximately 150,000 people protested in the center of Belgrade demanding the removal of Aleksandar Vučić ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, sparked by a student-led anti-corruption movement. #Belgrád #tüntetés #diákok (translated)
Tens of thousands of students demonstrated in Vienna against the underfunding of universities, as the budget planned by the government is not sufficient to ensure the necessary resources. #Bécs #diáktüntetés #oktatás (translated)
In Paris, the traces of Saturday's violence are slowly being erased, while Emmanuel Macron has expressed criticism regarding the vandalism after the protests, but he does not offer a solution to improve the situation of students, and further demonstrations can be expected in the coming days. #Franciaország #diáktüntetés #Macron (translated)
Serbia is preparing for historic elections, where the Student List founded by students wants to challenge Aleksandar Vučić's power after a long period of protests against the government. #Szerbia #választás #EgyetemistaLista (translated)
In France, student protests for better education have escalated into nationwide riots, filled with reports of violence, looting, and vandalism in recent days. #Franciaország #Diákok #Zavargások (translated)
Judit Lannert, the Minister of Education and Child Affairs, announced that in order to reduce the mandatory curriculum and alleviate the burdens on students, restructuring is expected in schools starting from the 2027/2028 academic year, while also relying on the experiences and suggestions of teachers. #oktatás #tanterv #diákok (translated)
Severe riots have erupted in France due to economic and social tensions, while political leaders blame each other for the responsibility, and protesters, including students and yellow vests, are protesting against the underfunding of education and rising living costs. #Franciaország #zavargások #tüntetések (translated)
In connection with the increased brutality of the unrest in France, political scientist Eszter Petronella Soós warned that the protests, which initially started by students, have now transformed into a protest over living difficulties, and may have significant political consequences for the upcoming presidential election. #Franciaország #tüntetések #politikaiBrutalitás (translated)
In France, students began to protest due to the shortcomings of the education system and the cost of living crisis, which led to nationwide demonstrations, during which violent acts occurred in several cities. #Franciaország #diáktiltakozás #kormányzatiintézkedések (translated)
Minister of Education Judit Lannert announced that from 2027, the government will launch a new school development program focused on improving student well-being, aimed at the quality development of Hungarian education. #iskolafejlesztés #oktatás #gyerekjólét (translated)
Students have been protesting in Albania for the fifth day, following the French example, trying to express their dissatisfaction with the government through violence, while clashes are taking place with the police on the streets of Tirana. #AlbánTüntetések #FranciaPélda #KormányellenesZavargások (translated)
