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The School of Management and Economics at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa has initiated a fundraising campaign aimed at constructing a new campus in Lisbon.

A recent study conducted by property classifieds website Immoweb reveals that the most expensive streets in Belgium are concentrated in the capital region of Brussels. Surprisingly,

King Willem-Alexander graced the opening of the National Holocaust Museum at the Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam, where he was greeted by Mayor Femke Halsema and Arthur van

On March 7, 2024, China declared that it would grant visa-free travel privileges to citizens of Belgium, along with several other European nations, starting from March 14. Foreign Minister Wang

President Gitanas Nausėda has revoked the Lithuanian citizenship of Russian ballet dancer Ilze Liepa and businessman Yuri Kudimov, a former KGB employee, citing exceptional circumstances.

The Russian Civic Council, an organization composed of Russian exiles residing in Poland, has announced plans to establish the Siberian Battalion, a military unit dedicated to supporting the

Two former students of the University of Antwerp (UAntwerp) are facing charges of copyright infringement for sharing photos of exam questions. The university is demanding 17,000 euros

Evelina Gudzinskaitė, the head of Lithuania's Migration Department, has reported a decrease in the number of Belarusians arriving in Lithuania in recent months.

The Flemish government has turned down proposals from various universities seeking to introduce English-language master's programs. Despite receiving a positive assessment from the

On February 21, 2024, a judge from The Hague's appeal court faced suspension due to his involvement in fabricating information across 43 cases.