Students

While Vucic has routinely outplayed Serbia's fractured opposition in the past, the leaderless youth movement has proved to be a tough opponent that rattled his firm grip on power in Serbia.

Five students have been on hunger strike since October 12, demanding restoration of the union and revocation of suspensions and show-cause notices.

Police recovered materials from the spot and the student's school bag as a crime team inspected the scene and investigators examined the circumstances leading to the incident.

Although the government sanctioned two key demands of renewal of teachers' contract and students' admission to new courses, there is a catch.

Students took to the streets under heavy police presence amid anger over rising living costs and deteriorating public services, days after riots and looting exposed deepening unrest across France.

The ‘Students Win’ list drew crowds to Belgrade’s Slavija Square ahead of parliamentary election, as the movement seeks to challenge the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.

College students in Lakshadweep have temporarily suspended their strike after the administration re-engaged college faculty on contract until November 30.

In letters dated October 22, Brittas sought an independent inquiry into alleged attacks on students at the Kolkata-based SRFTI on September 27 and October 4.

The Justice Department withdrew its legal challenges after federal judges struck down changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness programme, which forgives loans for eligible public service workers after 10 years of payments.

Demonstrators demand affordable student housing, better school facilities and higher teachers' pay as protests spread across Europe.

Authorities also verbally assured protesters that demands for proper course enrolment, adequate facilities and pending scholarships would be addressed.

Demonstrators in Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Bandung demanded action on toxic haze, corruption and civil liberties, as activists called for corporate accountability over wildfires.

More than 20 experts call for an end to excessive force, arbitrary detentions and internet shutdowns, urging an independent investigation into alleged rights violations.