Italian Left Brands Student Scrutiny of Leftist School Indoctrination as ‘Fascism’ Hélène de Lauzun January 29, 2026 The Left cheers student activism—except when it challenges their own classroom propaganda.
Swedish Government Proposes Nationwide School Phone Ban TEC News / AFP January 28, 2026 If approved, Sweden’s ban on smartphones would start in August 2026 and apply both during school hours and after-school care.
Spanish Left Redefines ‘Freedom’: Hijab Encouraged in Schools Javier Villamor January 21, 2026 The move signals a deeper shift in how secularism, feminism, and religious symbols are being reinterpreted by the Spanish state.
“Brussels doesn’t believe its policies have failed: it believes you are the problem”—Sociologist Ashley Frawley Javier Villamor December 28, 2025 “There is no genuine desire for public debate. They do not want to persuade society. Instead, they identify ‘change agents’ who carry the ideology directly into institutions—bypassing parents, parliament, and public opinion.”
Budapest to Become Central Europe’s Nuclear Hub After Deal with U.S. Javier Villamor November 8, 2025 The pact includes $20 billion in nuclear projects, new U.S. gas routes, and $700 million in defense cooperation.
Socialist Teachers Protest Austrian Headscarf Ban Zolta Győri October 21, 2025 The teachers suggested the government should focus more on sugary foods than forced Islamization among the youth.
Catholic Group Sounds Alarm Over Migrant Education Crisis in Germany Zoltán Kottász September 16, 2025 Children with a foreign background fall significantly behind, study shows, raising fears of long-term social and economic consequences.
Putting Words to the Problem: What’s Behind the Education Crisis in France? Hélène de Lauzun September 8, 2025 For the first time, voices are rising to expose the real culprits behind the collapse of the French national education system.
The Teacher Shortage Didn’t Just Happen—Western Europe Designed It Zolta Győri August 28, 2025 Nearly three-quarters of French teachers surveyed said they would not recommend their career to others.
Finland’s Best Students Are Not Getting Help—in the Name of Equality Zolta Győri August 12, 2025 The Nordic country was always a strong performer in the PISA tests, but not anymore, since helping the best is now seen as elitism.
