Last month, the European commission on home affairs released a report assessing the implementation of the laid down rules in the 2004 Directive on the conditions of admission of non EU nationals for purposes of studies, exchange, unremunerated training or voluntary service. In the report, the commission noted that foreign students still experience...
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By Steffen Windfeld First impression of Beatrice – or Bea, as she likes to be called – is not of the typical Spanish student. With her blond hair and shy way, she seems very far from the regular, loud-speaking, dark-haired Spanish, that you would expect, sitting there, in one of the few hours of...
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The European Union is about to enter a period of consolidation according to one of the leading European Union historians in The Netherlands. Richard Griffiths, an economics and history professor, believes the EU needs to catch up with all its recent changes. “I think probably it’s about to stay still for a while…I don’t...
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