AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoFrance’s School Crisis: Protests intensified on Oct. 13, with about 200 schools closed and 161,500 people at rallies, according to the interior ministry. Students and unions want more teachers, better facilities and less overcrowding; clashes and police conduct are also under scrutiny, with 36 investigations opened. Minority-Language Education: Ukraine’s new law expands schooling rights in minority languages, including Romanian and Hungarian, helping unlock two more EU accession negotiating clusters. School Safety: Poland is deploying more than 20,000 police officers to schools after a spate of stabbings; in southern France, a 14-year-old is suspected of shooting and injuring two teachers. Student Costs: Greek university students camped outside parliament to demand affordable housing, as high rents and living costs make study harder to access. EU Funding: The EU approved €4.2 billion for Hungary, lifting restrictions that had blocked its universities from Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe; programmes could resume in spring 2027.
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