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RIGA – Local governments until September should prepare their vision on development of school network to the Education and Science Ministry, said Education and Science Minister Ilga Suplinska (New Conservative Party, JKP). She said that local governmen...
TALLINN - Political scientist at the University of Tartu, Rein Toomla, said when analyzing the situation ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections in Estonia that a joint government of two big parties, the Reform Party and the Center Party, cannot be ruled out after the elections. &#...
VILNIUS – Lithuania's new Education and Science Minister Algirdas Monkevicius is suggesting going back to the idea of introducing free bachelor's degrees. If such a political decision is made, the idea could be implemented as of September, 2020, Monkevicius says.&...
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