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As a result of a Russian drone strike on an educational institution in Rivne, 25 people were injured. Three are undergoing examinations, and two are undergoing surgery.
The Russian attack nearly completely gutted a building of Rivne State University of the Humanities; there are casualties among the staff. The university may switch to remote learning.
A Russian drone struck an educational institution in central Rivne, injuring 14 people. One victim is in serious condition.
An enemy UAV strike on an educational institution building was recorded in the city center. There are casualties, and the building sustained significant damage.
The law enters into force on October 13 and expands the use of the languages of Indigenous peoples and national minorities in education. Schools will be able to obtain the corresponding status.
Kyiv schools will operate in person only under safe and sanitary conditions. In the event of prolonged outages of electricity or water, classes will be moved online.
On October 12, the Verkhovna Rada adopted Law No. 16119 on education in the native language for national minorities and Indigenous peoples with 266 votes. The law brings Ukraine closer to the EU.
Russian National Guard troops are imposing a Russian military identity on schoolchildren and glorifying law enforcement officers. Teenagers are also being prepared to work for the Russian army.
On October 11, the UN draws attention to the rights and challenges faced by girls. The problems include early marriage, violence, discrimination, and digital inequality.
Polish police received information about a possible attack on Donald Tusk and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. The authorities are convening a meeting of the Internal Security Agency.
Polish police inspected nearly 50,000 educational institutions following attacks and a possible attack. A total of 231 incidents were recorded.
Cara Delevingne rekindled her relationship with singer Minke after 23 years of knowing each other. The couple celebrated the fifth anniversary of their reunion together.
In France, schoolchildren and students are protesting over a shortage of teachers and funding. A nationwide strike is scheduled for October 13.
An expert compared Klitschko's and Terekhov's performance during the war. In Kharkiv, transport, underground schools, and social support are operating.
A tornado destroyed a house and damaged a school in Marsala and neighboring towns. A married couple were hospitalized in serious condition; the authorities will allocate funds.
Threats of attacks on schools spread across Poland on October 9 following two attacks in the Masovian Voivodeship. Police detained two 17-year-old teenagers.
Clashes broke out at a rally in support of high school students in Paris; police used water cannons and tear gas. A total of 504 people were detained, and 48 law enforcement officers were injured.
In the video, the teacher allegedly swore at and pushed a student during the lesson. The Ombudsman contacted the police, and an official investigation is ongoing.
French high school students have been protesting for the third week over a shortage of teachers and the condition of schools. The government has promised funded measures by the end of October.
A former student injured three people at a school near Vyszków. A female school employee is in critical condition, and the attacker has been detained.
Students in Liège are protesting rising tuition costs and problems in education. The arrests are related to property damage and arson.
In Ostrołęka, Poland, a 19-year-old student carried out a knife attack at a technical school, injuring eight people, including five children. The attacker was detained.
October 7 marks the International Days of Cotton, Decent Work, Safe Way to School, and Trigeminal Neuralgia Awareness. Religious commemorative dates are also observed.
Applications for the 5,000-hryvnia payment under the "Schoolchild’s Package" program are accepted through Diia until November 1. The assistance will be credited to the Diia.Card.
Student protests have swept across France: 215 teenagers, 85 school employees, and more than 700 police officers were injured. The government promises to consider the students’ demands.
In France, 86,000 people protested against the shortage of teachers, long school days, and the decline of schools. 1,800 lyceums were blocked.
Intelligence has recorded Russia’s preparations for a massive attack, and Ukraine is preparing a countermeasure. Over the past day, strikes on 8 regions claimed the life of one person.
The Ministry of Education and Science presented a guide to help overcome students’ learning losses caused by lessons interrupted by air-raid alerts. It contains steps for assessment and support.
Up to 40,000 demonstrators are expected in Paris on October 6 over problems in education. Since the protests began, 215 students and 715 police officers have been injured.
Heavy rains caused flooding, loss of life and the destruction of buildings in Senegal. Authorities warned of further rainfall and the possible postponement of classes.