Securing a stable and diverse blood supply is a perennial challenge for public health systems worldwide, but the struggle to recruit and retain younger donors has become a critical focal point for medical authorities. In France, the Établissement français du sang (EFS), the national agency responsible for blood collection, is increasingly turning to unconventional partnerships … Read more
On Saturday, April 25, 2026, approximately 1,000 candidates took the written entrance examinations for Sciences Po Strasbourg as part of the national competitive admissions process for the Sciences Po network. The exams were held at the Alsace examination center, where aspiring students from across France competed for a place in the institution’s first-year undergraduate program. … Read more
The French government is reconsidering the mandatory internship requirement for middle and high school students, a move that could reshape vocational education pathways across the country. According to recent reports, Sabrina Roubache, Minister for Vocational Education and Training, has signaled support for making corporate internships optional rather than compulsory for students in secondary education. This … Read more
Iceland‘s Climate Activism and International Advocacy Iceland has emerged as a notable voice in global climate action, demonstrating a commitment to environmental preservation that extends beyond its borders. This commitment is exemplified by individuals actively working to raise awareness and influence policy, even at the municipal level. Recent efforts include advocacy directed towards the city … Read more
The National Secretariat of the Autonomous Union of Higher Education (SAES) convened on Saturday, January 10, 2026, at the Cheikh anta Diop University of Dakar to address several critical issues facing the Senegalese university system. Following this meeting, the union released statements concerning the recruitment of teacher-researchers in Guinea and the disbursement of certain pensions. … Read more