Professor Dragović stated that 22,000 citizens' signatures have been submitted to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, serving as assistance and an alibi for him to call parliamentary elections.

A South Korean professor has been reelected as a member of a UN committee monitoring social and human rights compliance, as announced by the foreign ministry.

A legislative proposal in Madeira aims to allow for the recovery of teachers' service time, with implementation potentially beginning in January 2026.

New research on bullying in Danish public schools reveals a striking increase in the severity and violent behavior, often occurring while adults are present, prompting concerns from school leaders about increased pressure on the education system.

The Parents' Council of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium announced a new suspension of a teacher, Latin language professor Milkica Price, by acting director Ognjen Mrvaljević.

Professors at the Biomechanics Laboratory of the University of Thessaly in Greece are implementing a holistic exercise program designed for individuals suffering from Parkinson's disease.

Professor Michel Danino submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court stating that a now-deleted NCERT chapter on the judiciary was the result of a 'collective and collaborative' process with no individual authorship.

Maurizio Ferraris, a professor from the University of Turin, was the main guest at the Italian Research Day events held in Vilnius. The event was organized by the Italian Embassy in Lithuania and the Italian Cultural Institute.

Manlio Graziano, Professor of Geopolitics, argues that Europe still needs the US but recognizes a growing distrust, indicating a transitional moment in transatlantic relations.

Professor Murat Kara, a physical medicine and rehabilitation expert, warns that lifestyle choices play a significant role in muscle loss, challenging the common belief that it is solely an age-related issue.

Professor Amitav Acharya suggests that a new and potentially better world order could emerge if Europeans abandon fear and nostalgia for the declining American order. He believes Europe can play a key role in shaping this new global landscape.

Stefan Surlić, a lecturer at the Faculty of Political Sciences, claims that Serbian authorities are conducting a political campaign targeting the University of Belgrade and its professors.

Professor Akua Opokua Britwum, the first female Chairperson of Ghana's National Media Commission (NMC), has committed to reactivating Regional Media Advisory Committees to promote responsible journalism and journalists' welfare.

Professor Aleksandra Krstić from the Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN) in Serbia has criticized President Aleksandar Vučić's recent statement, interpreting it as an attempt to target FPN and portray it as an enemy of the state. Her comments follow Vučić's announcement that arrests could soon be made.

A leading Danish expert in constitutional law explains the rules and possibilities for calling new elections in Denmark, as the country faces historically difficult government negotiations.

The University of Montenegro and the State University of Novi Pazar have signed a broad cooperation agreement, primarily focusing on student and professor exchange, as well as joint participation in scientific research projects.

This article emphasizes the irreplaceable role of teachers in building quality public education and a democratic society. It suggests that a new Teacher Career Statute (ECD) should recognize and value their contributions.

Jovana Marđokić, a professor from Bar, shared her seven-year journey of overcoming postpartum depression, emphasizing that recovery is possible. Her decision to speak out was prompted by reading about a woman in Serbia who tragically took her own life due to the condition.

Anton Bebler, a prominent Slovenian political scientist, defense expert, professor, diplomat, and politician, has died at the age of 90 after a long illness.

A professor argues that the strict "No Excuses" school method, which is being lobbied for implementation in Sweden by various groups, negatively impacts children through its reliance on punishments.

A financial professor states that investors who fail to recognize their own cognitive biases often settle for lower returns, highlighting common thought distortions.

A protest was held in Stara Pazova, Serbia, to support Professor Mikica Sibinović, who was reportedly beaten during local elections in Knjaževac. The professor condemned the violence, stating it is unacceptable in the 21st century.

Lithuania is listed among twenty European countries where state pensions are insufficient to cover living expenses, according to a report comparing pension levels to the cost of living. A professor noted this reflects political resolve regarding state finances.

Professor Vladimir Trajković, the newly appointed acting dean of the Faculty of Medicine in Belgrade, has issued a directive for institute premises to be cleared of 'unnecessary items and equipment'.

Professor Maguette Dienf from DAP-UCAD outlines efforts being made to integrate artificial intelligence into various aspects of teaching, learning, and assessments.

The Serbian pellet market has stabilized with sufficient supplies and factories operating, unlike previous months. Professor Branko Glavonjić stated that the heating season might be extended beyond April 15 if cold weather persists.

The University of Tokyo has disciplined 21 special associate professors and others for accepting entertainment and gifts, including 50,000 yen dining receptions, from private companies following an internal investigation into a series of scandals. The university plans to announce governance reforms next week.

According to a Harvard professor, starting sentences in a particular way is characteristic of egocentric individuals, who tend to view everything from their own perspective and personal interests.

A professor argues that the concept of eight hours of uninterrupted sleep as 'normal' is more of a cultural norm than a biological fact. Understanding historical sleep patterns, such as 'first and second sleep,' could offer new perspectives on insomnia.

Dr. Mihael Brenčič, a professor of geology at the University of Ljubljana specializing in hydrogeology, karst geology, water research, and the history of geology, has died.

A professor suggests that Finland is a 'lilliput' in religious tourism, with only Valamo monastery considered an authentic destination amidst crowded popular churches.

A scandal has erupted in Odesa after a university lecturer made controversial remarks about military personnel and public figures, including the recently deceased comedian Volodymyr Komarov.

The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Fort Hare, Professor Sakhela Buhlungu, has been suspended and faces disciplinary action, reigniting scrutiny over corruption, violence, and power struggles at the South African institution.

Bilbeny, a professor of Ethics at the University of Barcelona, delves into the figure of Jean-Paul Sartre, a key author for understanding 20th-century thought, with an extract from the second chapter of his work.

The Federal University Dutse (FUD) has appointed Professor Aliyu Ibrahim as the pioneer acting dean for its newly accredited Law faculty.

A conservative professor at Portland State University, Bruce Gilley, has expressed anger after a faculty book club selection featured broad criticism of White professors and students.

Former Justice Minister Professor Zbigniew Ćwiąkalski stated that President Nawrocki's actions 'have no constitutional basis,' commenting on the President's emphasis on adhering to the constitution.

Professor Carlo Masala, in his book 'The War After. The West Against Putin,' outlines a scenario where Russia could exploit a perfect window of opportunity to attack Europe and witness NATO's collapse.

A Polish professor has proposed a "constitutional reset" on TVN, suggesting that all judges of the Supreme Court, Constitutional Tribunal, and Supreme Administrative Court should resign.

Chandrakant Patil announced that 5500 assistant professors are slated for recruitment by June, following a missed March timeline for the hiring process.

Danmark har fulgt i hælene på USA uden tilstrækkelig grad af selvstændig sikkerhedspolitik. Det rammer hårdt i en sårbar situation, siger professorer bag ny forskning.

Nikhitha M U, a final-year Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery student in Karnataka, died by suicide following rumors of an affair with a professor.

Professor Maciej Świeszewski, known for his modern interpretation of "The Last Supper," has collaborated with students to create a new exhibition titled "Przenikanie" (Permeation), presented during Holy Week.

Professor Joe Cabral has shared insights into the specific factors that he believes hinder Senegalese women from achieving success, revealing what truly prevents them.

Dr. Darío Acuña, an emeritus professor of Physiology and co-director of the International Institute of Melatonin, warns that taking melatonin without knowing the correct timing can worsen sleep.

Portugal's teacher recruitment competition has more than 8,000 vacancies, a 24% decrease from last year. Students completing teaching master's degrees will be eligible to apply, with approximately 3,800 teachers moving to permanent positions.

The dispute surrounding Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has intensified after President Karol Nawrocki invited only two of six newly elected judges to take their oath, a move seen as a political maneuver. Professor Andrzej Zoll stated the president lacks agency in this matter, while a poll indicated most Poles believe the president should swear in all new judges promptly, and Prime Minister Tusk is taking the issue seriously.

The Isoko National Youth Assembly (INYA) Worldwide has congratulated Professor Samuel Ovuete Aghalino on his appointment as the Vice Chancellor of Dennis Osadebay University, Asaba, recognizing it as a well-deserved academic achievement.

A school class in Styria, Austria, successfully completed a three-week experiment without smartphones, with a teacher and student sharing insights into the challenges and benefits of the digital detox.

The FENPROF union has demanded answers in the Portuguese Parliament regarding the legal and salary regimes for teachers of Portuguese abroad, which have been frozen for 16 years, leaving many feeling "abandoned."

Professor Makene is highlighted as a champion for gender equality, actively promoting it through policy advocacy efforts.

A Penn economics professor, Jesús Fernández-Villaverde, claims he used AI to replicate a master's-level course in just 12 hours, suggesting this development poses a significant threat to universities' traditional business models.

An indictment has been filed against four individuals, including three police officers from the Ministry of Interior of Tuzla Canton and the brother of an arrested professor, on suspicion of human trafficking related to the sexual exploitation of two minors for prostitution.

Professor Piotr Kardas from Jagiellonian University believes a 'reset' of Poland's Supreme Court, Constitutional Tribunal, and Supreme Administrative Court is the only way to resolve legal disputes surrounding the Polish justice system.

Professor Amath NDIAYE discusses how even 'anti-imperialist' countries are aligning with UEMOA and the IMF, while Senegal remains hesitant.

A university professor and economist, Maxime Menuet, shares his insights on how states address the cost of debt rather than the debt itself, highlighting broader economic policy discussions.

Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) is marking its 70th anniversary, with Vice Chancellor Professor Gabriel Dwomoh emphasizing the milestone as a strategic opportunity for enhanced collaboration to advance the institution's transformation, particularly in AI.

The Portuguese Ministry of Education's proposal to make Nobel laureate José Saramago's literary works optional for 12th-grade students continues to spark debate, with the Association of Portuguese Teachers now guaranteeing that Saramago will remain in the curriculum despite the government's plan.

The National Federation of Teachers reports that approximately 40,000 students in Portugal lacked at least one teacher weekly during the second school period, urging urgent and effective measures to address the shortage.

Professor emeritus Ivo Komšić is featured as a guest on the new edition of the television program "Izvan okvira."

Professor Ibrahim Lipumba has stepped down as the leader of Tanzania's Civic United Front (CUF) party, handing over leadership to Mirambo Yusuf after 27 years of service.

A professor has gained recognition for their unique artistic endeavor, transforming corn kernels into intricate cultural artworks.

The Geographical Faculty of the University of Belgrade has strongly condemned a recent attack on a group of students and Professor Mikica Sibinović in Knjaževac, warning that such practices could lead to similar incidents elsewhere if not stopped.

The South Karelia welfare area is investing €350,000 in a professorship for sote-expert Paulus Torkki, who has pledged to save the region many times that amount through his work.

Professor Slavcho Tomov from MU-Pleven discusses the decentralization of universities, emphasizing that funding is a key problem leading to conflict and a struggle for survival within the educational system.

Professor Marcin Matczak has criticized the Polish president, accusing him of usurping competencies not granted by law regarding the swearing-in of judges. The professor acknowledged the upcoming swearing-in is not ideal but noted judges are acting within the system.

Students from the Maritime High School in Bar, Montenegro, visited the training ship Jadran as part of an educational experience. The ship is scheduled to conduct similar voyages with students and professors from the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Kotor later in April.

Genie Godula is pleased to welcome Scott Lucas, Professor of American Studies and Int'l Politics at the Clinton Institute, University College Dublin.

Professor Miodrag Jovanović has been elected as the new president of the Center for Judicial Research (CEPRIS) in Serbia, with lawyer Vladimir Beljanski named vice-president, during the association's annual assembly.

A retired professor of political science, Zoran Stojiljković, described Serbia's political regime as no longer hybrid since the pandemic, noting that President Vučić only calls elections when victory is assured.

Students and professors in Novi Sad have received misdemeanor charges for alleged "reckless and inconsiderate behavior" following an incident at the university's Rectorate building.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić publicly criticized Professor Đorđe Pavićević, accusing him of supporting students in 'zombification.' Pavićević had emphasized the symbolic and educational role of his faculty in fostering critical thinking.

Bosnian professor Ivica Vrgoč has scientifically explained the longevity of football player Edin Džeko, highlighting the reasons for the national team member's sustained career.

Professor Amitav Acharya, a researcher on the rise and fall of world orders, suggests that a new and potentially better world will emerge if fear and nostalgia for the dying American order are abandoned, offering hope in history through his new book.

A professor argues that there is too significant a disparity between mathematics education in primary school and high school in Denmark, leading to unexpected academic outcomes for students.

Professor Jovo Bakić, a sociologist from the University of Belgrade, stated in an interview that political changes are inevitable and that the authoritarian regime is in decline, noting that student protests remain active.

Mikica Sibinović, a Geography professor, recounted being severely beaten during local elections held on March 29 in Knjaževac, Serbia.

An MIT professor suggests that artificial intelligence could become sophisticated enough to replace human financial advisors, but highlights the lack of a legal obligation for AI to prioritize clients' interests as a significant hurdle.

Theodoros Zachariadis, a professor at the Cyprus Institute, argues that reducing the island nation's dependence on oil is the best investment for its prosperity, citing the significant inflationary pressures caused by rising energy costs.

Professor Đorđe Pavićević stated that professors at the Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN) are not concerned by President Vučić's announcement of arrests, viewing the situation as a result of government frustration and further pressure on the faculty.

Kristian Gerner, a Russia expert and professor emeritus of history at Lund University, has passed away.

Vlatko Cvrtila, a prominent Croatian university professor and geopolitical analyst, has passed away at the age of 60, having held numerous high-ranking positions during his career.

Liviu Maior, who served as Romania's Minister of Education from 1992 to 1996 and was a university professor, has died at the age of 85. The announcement was made by FC Universitatea Cluj.

A cosmetic surgeon to the stars, Professor Patrick Treacy, recounted an incident where Michael Jackson allegedly pocketed high-value products from his plastic surgery clinic in Dublin.

Ghana's Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening the tourism sector through targeted investments in feeder roads, infrastructure, and sanitation in coastal communities.

Samo 48 sati nakon što je Nepomenik trijumfalno proglasio pobedu 10:0, režim je ponovo poslao poruku da tamo gde prevara ne može da sakrije istinu, nastupa gola sila.

Hartmut Leppin, a Professor of Ancient History in Frankfurt, is highlighted for his research into Late Antiquity and the diverse forms of 'Christianities' during that period.

Bojan Vranić, a professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences, believes that the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) consultations with other parties are a consequence of local election results and a necessary step before government reconstruction.

Bojan Vranić, an associate professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences, believes that the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) consultations with other political parties are a prelude to government reconstruction. This move is seen as a consequence of recent local election results.

Liudas Ragalevičius, a long-serving professor, medical doctor, and recipient of the January 13th Commemorative Medal, has passed away at the age of 99.

An economics professor argues that China now relies on a single engine to sustain its required growth, prompting a discussion on the nation's ability to grow from within.

PROF. dr. sc. Marijana Ivanov, profesorica na Katedri za financije Ekonomskog fakulteta u Zagrebu, za RTL Danas je komentirala moguće posljedice rata u Iranu na gospodarstvo.

A court in Marrakech sentenced a university professor to four years in prison for fraud and the illegal sale of master’s degrees.

Dr. Mihael Brenčič, a distinguished professor of geology at the University of Ljubljana, has passed away. He was renowned for his extensive research in hydrogeology, karst geology, water studies, and the history of geology.

Mônica Paiva, a 52-year-old teacher from São Paulo, has successfully reinvented herself as an entrepreneur in Portugal, launching a platform with plans to transform her company into a startup.

A Cal Poly student highlights that classmates are using AI tools like ChatGPT more extensively for practical tasks than professors anticipate, who often focus more on potential misuse.

Tourism expert Professor Rade Ratković states that Montenegro's tourism sector is losing competitiveness, facing the season without a clear strategy, and grappling with chronic problems in infrastructure, management, and offer structure.

Professor Józef Kloch, a media expert, asserts that artificial intelligence lacks consciousness, intentionality, and true thought, functioning merely as statistical models, thus humans will always remain superior.

Observador discusses the shift from state-controlled education to greater autonomy for teachers, questioning whether power will truly transfer from the Ministry to educators.

A retrospective looks at the lives of the 29 individuals who escaped from Segovia prison, revealing that most left ETA after being amnestied, with some becoming an actor, a congressman, and a university professor.

A statement made by Glišić has caused widespread public outrage in Serbia, with a professor suggesting it contains elements of a criminal offense. The comment is described as 'horrific, ugly, and morbid,' aiming to portray the University as a dangerous and irresponsible place.

A commemoration was held today in Sarajevo for the late Professor Dr. Safet Guska, an esteemed physician and teacher who left a significant mark on the medical profession and society.

Professor William Peprah, a finance expert, has warned that Ghana is likely to experience higher inflation due to surging prices of products and services, which will increase financial pressure on households.

The editorial team of the popular Croatian television program "Nedjeljom u 2" issued an apology to a guest, ahead of an upcoming appearance by writer, musician, and professor Nikša Sviličić.

A 58-year-old woman, Professor Joanna Jurewicz, shares her experience of being diagnosed with autism, describing it as a significant challenge while also acknowledging its benefits in understanding science and art.

Professor Marijana Ivanov has analyzed the energy crisis in Europe and globally, warning that an economic recession is almost impossible to avoid and urging people to start saving.

Professor Dejan Pavlović from the Faculty of Political Sciences criticized Serbian police and other institutions, stating they have "exposed themselves" by not adhering to the Constitution and laws, describing the situation as "naked repression" and expressing doubt about the fairness of upcoming elections.

An assistant professor at a medical college near Bengaluru was chased across campus and beaten with slippers by students after he used a classroom microphone to propose to a 19-year-old student, despite having been banned from the premises earlier that day.

Journalism professor Kaori Hayashi has criticized Japanese news outlets for narrowing their focus to the 'first woman' angle when reporting on female achievements, urging for broader coverage.

The Dean of the Faculty of Political Sciences and a Philosophy professor claim that Belgrade University Rector Vladan Đokić faced pressure and threats of arrest to sign a record, which he ultimately refused to do.

Mega-constellations of satellites are increasingly being viewed as a new arena for geopolitical competition, according to an assistant professor at the University of Crete.

An opinion piece praises Professor Vuletić, discussing media consumption habits and the importance of cross-referencing information from pro-government radio and opposition newspapers.

Professor Ragnar Árnason warns of a significant infrastructure debt in the Reykjavík capital region, stating that construction in transportation has been neglected for nearly a quarter of a century.

Srinivas Louis, a former professor from Mysuru, has been arrested in connection with fake bomb threats, with new details revealing he harbored a grudge against the judiciary.

Professor Sarah Berry is a nutrition scientist who specializes in heart health. ZOE Eating nutritious snacks is a good way to get more heart-healthy foods into your diet. A nutrition scientist…

Radoš Smiljković, a university professor, politician, diplomat, and one of the founders of the Socialist Party of Serbia, has passed away at the age of 91. He rose to prominence in Serbian politics after the Eighth Session of the League of Communists of Serbia in 1987.

Professor António Candeias has been elected as the new rector of the University of Évora, succeeding Hermínia Vasconcelos Vilar, who had sought a second term.

Lucas Chancel, an associate professor and co-director of the World Inequality Lab, emphasized that the green transition requires creating climate policies that materially improve people's lives.

A discussion with Professor Barbara Geyer explores the implications of AI agents completing homework, touching upon the crisis in online education and the necessity of critical thinking in an age of readily available information.

Me Doudou Ndoye has provided an explanation of the cohabitation between Diomaye and Sonko in Senegal, stating 'He is him, I am me,' while other political analyses further explore the nature of their relationship.

A college student submits an essay in minutes. The sentences are polished, the structure impeccable, the citations plausible. “How long did this take you?” the professor asks.

An 81-year-old former physics professor in Zagreb has been sentenced to four years and seven months in prison for two sexual offenses committed against a student in 2008 and 2014.

Professor Dušan Vučićević of FPN stated for N1 that while the recent local election results might represent the maximum for the municipalities where they were held, they are not representative of the national level.

A video recorded from an airplane cockpit has garnered 22.5 million views and confused many viewers. A professor provided an explanation, stating that pilots at high altitudes rely on instruments and protect themselves from solar radiation.

A special tribute event, described as a "portrait," for writer Obrad Nenezić is scheduled to take place on Thursday, April 2nd, at 12 PM at the Faculty of Montenegrin Language and Literature. The program will feature participation from university professors, journalists, critics, and producers.

Former Croatian minister Blaženka Divjak has publicly questioned the ethical implications of awarding an emeritus professor title to Dijana Vican, given that Vican is currently facing an indictment from USKOK (Croatia's anti-corruption agency).

Professor George K.T. Oduro, Technical Advisor at Ghana's Ministry of Education, has called on citizens to uphold integrity in examinations to foster genuine learning and maintain educational standards.

Professors of child psychiatry in the Netherlands are advocating for a pause on euthanasia requests for individuals under the age of 25.

Professor Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, former Chief of Staff to ex-President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, has commenced his role as a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

The Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church, Ghana, Professor Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu, has publicly challenged remarks by the Minister of State for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu,…

Professor Binu Luke has been appointed to the position of chief director for the NWU Desmond Tutu School of Medicine.

A science article highlights growing concerns among researchers regarding the increasing use of nicotine pouches, particularly among girls, which is expected to lead to a rise in prenatal nicotine exposure. A general medicine assistant professor describes the situation as a 'human experiment' in progress.

A Lithuanian associate professor highlighted common symptoms like stomach pain, bloating, and reflux that could indicate aggressive stomach cancer, a disease diagnosed in 800 patients annually in Lithuania, often at advanced stages.

Luigi Rico, a professor at Columbia Business School and Vice President at Morgan Stanley, described Serbia as a 'quiet rising star of the Balkans.' His assessment highlights the country's growing economic and regional importance.

En ny og potentielt bedre verden vil åbenbare sig, hvis vi dropper frygten og nostalgien over den døende amerikanske orden. Det mener professor Amitav Acharya, som i en ny bog finder håb i historien.

Professor Andrzej Jakubecki has commented on the situation of four judges elected by the Sejm to the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland, suggesting they may never be invited by the president to take their oath, creating a 'déjà vu' situation.

A significant number of Danish high school students, one in five, are failing basic mathematics, with a professor suggesting a large gap between primary and secondary school math curricula as the cause.

Professor Đorđe Pavićević stated that the Faculty of Political Sciences and the Faculty of Philosophy hold significant symbolic and educational roles. He expressed concern that authorities might want to dictate what is taught to students.

A coalition of left-wing groups, including one representing college professors, has distributed a toolkit encouraging students to launch campaigns against ICE by targeting corporate contracts at universities.

An Italian woman who studied Finnish and became a translator in Kuhmo highlights concerns from a professor that the path for foreign students to learn Finnish may be blocked due to a review of support for Finnish language and culture education in foreign universities.

Professor Fatou Sow Sarr has urged a shift from mere speeches to achieving concrete, tangible results in matters of regional governance.

Professor Đorđe Pavićević of the Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN) stated that announced arrests at the faculty are a result of frustration and represent further pressure on the institution.

The Serbian government is accused of attempting to portray a university as a "den of crime" and targeting its professors. Critics claim the president is politically exploiting the tragic death of a Faculty of Philosophy student, while a "winner" has emerged from the university's resistance.

Nikša Sviličić, a versatile academic who completed three faculties and is a university professor and writer, was a guest on the Croatian television show 'Nedjeljom u 2' where he discussed his ideas for a school program.

Kaija Kess in Hämeenlinna, Finland, is exhausted from caring for her 93-year-old mother with memory disease and cannot secure a care placement. A professor states the care system is not designed for memory-impaired individuals, highlighting a broader systemic issue.

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, and an Associate Professor from Osun State University have jointly urged Nigerians to move away from self-centeredness and focus on a spirit of service to the community.

Literature professor Alexandre Péraud discusses how the theme of debt in 19th-century novels reflects the rise of financial capitalism, in an interview with Le Monde.

Experts and activists in Ghana, including Professor John Osae-Kwapong and Kenneth Ashigbey, are intensifying calls for decisive action, accountability, and the prosecution of public officials involved in the illegal mining (galamsey) crisis, warning of its existential threat to the nation.

A Finnish professor has calculated a new road tax proposal designed to address an estimated one billion euro decline in traffic tax revenues over five years. The proposed tax would specifically impact electric car owners residing in city centers.

A professor from Pune gained viral fame after a video of him singing the song 'Mehbooba O Mehbooba' at a college fest circulated online, with the professor noting the song has always brought him luck.

A panel has issued a report criticizing the University of Tokyo's response to two corruption scandals involving a university professor and a doctor from its hospital, highlighting issues in their handling of the incidents.

Fundamental measurements of climate change indicate the planet is accumulating increasing amounts of solar heat, leading experts to predict that temperature records will be significantly broken again next year.

President Diomaye of Senegal has appointed a new special advisor to the Presidency of the Republic, signaling a change in his administrative team.

Professor Marek Safjan, former president of the Constitutional Tribunal, stated that Polish judges should no longer wait and that a procedure for effective oath-taking should begin.

The Belgian federal government has appointed Frank Fleerackers, a public law professor at KU Leuven, as a judge to the Constitutional Court. He will be the third N-VA-affiliated judge on the six-member court.

A professor from the Faculty of Philosophy clarified that gas masks, mattresses, and toasters discovered at the university are elements of an exhibition commemorating student protests. This explanation followed a meeting of the rector and deans to discuss measures for university protection.

The informal community 'Akademski plenum' has expressed and reiterated support for Professor Mikica Sibinović of the Faculty of Geography in Belgrade, who was reportedly attacked during elections in Knjaževac.

Professor Arūnas Emeljanovas discusses the reasons behind common spring fatigue, weakness, and poor mood, suggesting potential links to iron and vitamin D deficiencies.

Raghav Chadha breaks silence after AAP drops him from Rajya Sabha

A 23-year-old Ayurvedic doctor in Chitradurga, Karnataka, died by suicide, reportedly due to harassment over rumors of an illicit relationship with a professor.

The Icelandic Progressive Party (Framsóknarflokkurinn) is in a "complete crisis," according to a political science professor, with a new Gallup poll indicating the party would not win any seats in Alþingi if elections were held now.

Professor Ana Martinoli stated that conditions for dialogue in Serbia are 'exhausted' and she does not understand what such a dialogue would entail. She emphasized that the demand for elections has been clearly articulated.

University professor Radivoje Jovović stated that the detention of students is a direct consequence of two political defeats suffered by Aleksandar Vučić within two days.

A professor from the Faculty of Philosophy stated that the arrival of UKP members at the institution resembled a raid and search rather than a serious investigation, targeting the student movement.

Professor Diomaye extends an invitation to the Senegalese community for the Korité Prayer.

Professor Maguette Dienf from DAP-UCAD in Senegal has outlined efforts to integrate artificial intelligence into teaching, learning processes, and assessments within the educational system.

During a UBC panel discussion, a white professor claimed to have 'absorbed anti-Palestinian racism,' an event described as self-congratulatory by anti-Israel academics.

An informal group, 'Pazova uz studente,' has announced a protest gathering in Stara Pazova for April 4, in support of Dr. Mikica Sibinović, a professor beaten during local elections in Knjaževac.

A new and difficult-to-notice cheating method discovered by students is raising concerns among university professors.

Toshitaka Sekine, a former chief economist at the Bank of Japan and now a professor at Hitotsubashi University, believes there are increasing upside risks for inflation, making an April rate hike likely.

A visit by students and professors to the Peć Patriarchate, organized by the City Museum in Peć, turned into an open promotion of historical revisionism, with the museum claiming the Patriarchate is a 'pre-Romanesque monument that Serbia systematically appropriated'.

Professor Miodrag Jovanović of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade stated, regarding the claims of Police Director Dragan Vasiljević about what was found in the R building

Rane Willerslev, director of the National Museum of Denmark, has admitted that his brother, Professor Eske Willerslev, attended at least three meetings on his behalf, prompting a ministerial inquiry into the matter.

Florida's Governor has issued strong criticism against Cognizant regarding an H-1B hiring bias case. Separately, an NYU professor was awarded $8.4 million in an unrelated matter.

Professors Ruben Saakyan and Sheila Rowan have responded to Prof Charlotte Deane of UK Research and Innovation, emphasizing the need for a credible plan for science funding in the UK and citing quantum computing as an example of successful long-term investment.

Biljana Stojković, a professor at the University of Belgrade and Democratic Party official, called for a rally in front of the University Rectorate, asserting that the 'University is older and stronger than his mafia,' in a message directed at Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.

A professor from Pune gained viral fame for his energetic performance of the song "Mehbooba Mehbooba" at a college festival, captivating students who initially attended for attendance but left as fans.

Professor Jesper Rangvid warns that rising interest rates could trigger a new financial crisis due to billions in questionable shadow loans, with non-cash-generating private-credit loans now rising to a 14-year peak, as confirmed by Fitch, while private lenders delay reckoning with payment concessions on stressed debt.

Professor Jinapor stated at KsTU's 70th anniversary that the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) will not overstep its bounds and usurp the powers of tertiary institutions' councils.

Novelist and History of Ideas professor Alejandro Gándara discusses his new essay collection, 'Los textos robados a la felicidad', which revisits ancient wisdom and explores the paradox of human experience with love, stating, 'Our experience of love is hard, but we still recount it as something wonderful.'

A Lithuanian professor, Rimantas Stukas, provides insights into how to maximize the health benefits of eggs, a popular item during the upcoming Easter season.

An analysis by Ahmadou Meissa Faye on Seneweb examines the relationship between Senegal's President Diomaye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, discussing how political analysis in the country can become partisan.

Professor Jorge Miranda, a key author of the Portuguese Constitution, argues that any revision of the fundamental text must have the agreement of both the PSD and PS parties, while also excluding Chega from nominating judges for the Constitutional Court.

Katarina Popović, a professor and council president at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, stated that tabloid reports about the faculty constituted a "media lynching" and a call for punishment and revenge.

Professor Marcin Czech emphasizes that effectively treating rare diseases, such as cystic fibrosis, is a civilizational obligation to avoid treating complications later, a commitment a civilized state must uphold.

Fenprof, a Portuguese teachers' union, has denounced "critical levels" of teacher shortages, particularly worsening in Porto, estimating that approximately 40,000 students lacked classes in at least one subject during the second academic term.

Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has approved the immediate dissolution of the State Executive Council.

A professor posits that while creativity was once the scarce resource before the advent of artificial intelligence, it is now judgment that has become the most valuable and limited commodity.

Four new operators have been appointed to replace Little Professors Learning Centre, which had its services terminated. This change affects approximately 1,800 students across eight primary schools in Singapore, with new services beginning April 6.