The third International Student Week in Belgrade, ISWiB 2009 was held from August 9 to 16, in the capital of Serbia, under the auspices of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Terry Davis.

The Russian Parliament has protested against a European resolution calling for a day of remembrance for all victims of Stalinism and Nazism. Russian legislators say the resolution blames Stalin for starting WWII as much as it does Hitler.

According to a British study, the happiest children in Europe live in the Netherlands and in Scandinavian countries. Britain is ranked 24th among 29 countries.

LJUBLJANA – A remarkable story is reported from the Slovenian capital city of Ljubljana, which may well trouble the city’s joggers.

Participants of ISWiB 2009 will be chosen according to their on-line application that can be found on the official web site of the festival – www.iswib.org. They are offered to join one of 10 workshops. Deadline for applying is closing - April 15

One of the groups most discriminated against but seldom discussed is the mentally ill. Drug problems and depression are widely discussed in the media but usually not the most serious problems.

From January 12, European airports are gearing up for long delays for hundreds of thousands of passengers to the USA because of the new requirement to file personal particulars electronically 72 hours before flying. (video)

In its annual “E-Communications Household Survey”, the European Commission highlights trends in telecommunications within the European Union (EU). The report provides an snapshot of a continent in transition, but contains few surprises.