Nigerian Schoolgirls Kidnapped TEC News / AFP November 18, 2025 The abduction of 25 children in Muslim-majority Kebbi has become a political flashpoint, drawing U.S. attention.
Canada Issues a Sweden Travel Safety Warning TEC News November 12, 2025 The Scandinavian kingdom, once seen as tourist-friendly, is becoming increasingly dangerous and difficult to live in due to rising gang violence.
Vandalism, Violence and Bullying on the Rise in Austrian Schools Rebeka Kis November 3, 2025 Around one in five students experience bullying in Austria, while teachers attempt to cope with rising behavioral problems and classroom disruptions.
Islamist Crimes Reach Record High in Baden-Württemberg TEC News October 31, 2025 From threats of violent crime to property damage, authorities report a rising tide of Islamist offences—with younger suspects representing a significant portion of perpetrators.
Blaze and Gunfire Reported Close to Serbian Parliament TEC News / AFP October 22, 2025 An incident in Belgrade involved a fire at a pro-government encampment that left one injured, with a suspect detained.
Rising Violence Against Train Staff in Belgium TEC News October 16, 2025 Attacks on workers on Belgian trains are increasing, prompting them to urge tighter security and stronger support.
Germany: Afghan on Trial Over Lethal Stabbings TEC News October 16, 2025 An Afghan man will stand trial on Thursday, October 16th in Germany over a knife attack that killed a two-year-old boy and a 41-year-old man
Pro-Palestinian Protests Turn Violent—Again TEC News October 5, 2025 Police in Spain and Italy report arrests, injuries, and vandalism amid protests against Israel halting the Hamas-funded ‘Global Sumud Flotilla.’
Clashes at Anti-Immigration Demonstration in The Hague TEC News September 21, 2025 Many of the demonstrators, dressed in black and linked to Dutch nationalist and far-right groups, attacked police and caused property damage.
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.
