The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams, and Serbia’s future is within reach. It only needs to be seized

Students from schools across Athens marched through the capital as Greece commemorated the 1940 “Oxi” (“No”) anniversary. The ceremony was attended by political, military, religious and other public officials.

Thirteen students from Piraeus joined the seven pupils of Agathonisi for Greece’s October 28 national holiday parade, continuing a long-standing school partnership that gives children on the small Aegean island an opportunity to exchange experiences with their peers.

At the beginning of this story are sixteen lives lost. People who went to a station and never came home. The tragedy prompted demands for an investigation into responsibility and possible corruption surrounding the project

The movement born from the Novi Sad protests wins about 52% of the vote and a clear majority, ending more than a decade of SNS dominance

Nearly two years after the Novi Sad tragedy, a student-led list takes on Aleksandar Vucic in a tight election that could reshape Serbia’s future

Protest movement seeks to end 14-year rule of Aleksandar Vučić, an ally of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin

To Vima International Edition joined some 10,000 students and teachers marching from the Propylaia to Parliament on Wednesday, hearing first-hand about crumbling schools, staff shortages and wages that no longer cover the basics

New university dormitories and private student housing projects aim to expand supply, while rent subsidies and annual rebates offer some relief to families facing high accommodation costs.

Police are preparing for demonstrations in Athens and other cities on October 20-21, as students, teachers and parents mobilize over school staffing, infrastructure and living costs. Authorities are considering closing central Metro stations and increasing security around sensitive sites.

Students, teachers and parents are joining a two-day mobilization demanding more funding for public education, affordable housing and lower living costs, with protests planned in Athens, Thessaloniki and across Greece

Greek police see limited signs of a spillover from violent demonstrations in France, Belgium, Italy and Albania, but are preparing for student rallies next week amid concerns over housing costs and education

Teachers, students and in some cases parents are preparing to take to the streets over staff shortages, low pay and unsafe classrooms, joining a wider wave of youth unrest across Europe.

Despite heavy rain, students have begun pitching tents in Syntagma Square demanding affordable housing, lower energy prices and greater funding for public universities.

Six students airlifted from mountain refuge after falling ill during school trip, with suspected food poisoning cited as cause pending tests

The phenomenon is due to a combination of factors, first and foremost the financial difficulties families are facing

Covering everything from women's rights to artificial intelligence, the new Ethics course aims to build critical thinking through discussions once reserved for philosophy students

Students say university housing meets less than 5% of nationwide needs and are calling for more dorms, a €500 monthly housing allowance, rent caps and free meals, transportation and internet access

Parents and disability advocates are warning of shortages in teachers and support staff, gaps in one-on-one support, transportation problems and inadequate facilities as the new school year begins