Barely 24 hours into the job, Scotland’s new minister for innovation, technology and tertiary education, Alyn Smith, used the EAIE conference in Glasgow to send a clear message to the international education sector that Scotland wants to be deeply plugged into European mobility and collaboration.

The world of work is changing rapidly and so too must our approach to learning, writes tertiary education minister Alyn Smith

Alyn Smith is to be the minister for innovation, technology and tertiary education, replacing Ben Macpherson who quit last week

Ministar pravde Srbije Nenad Vujić rekao je da će presuđeni ratni zločinac Ratko Mladić biti sahranjen u Srbiji uz najviše državni počasti.

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In Iran, a man bumps into the person he believes to be his former torturer. However, the accusation is fiercely denied, and doubt sets in. What begins as a minor […]

Join us to strengthen the ties between Scotland, the UK and Europe. Taking place each year around Europe Day, this festival brings together everyone who believes cooperation and shared values can shap...

Including their implications for Scotland.

HUNGARY has an election today, and I’m always wary of getting into the politics of other places but … gaun yersel Péter Magyar! The election is…

Join a free, family‑friendly 2.3km guided walk with some uphill sections, exploring Stirling’s European connections and led by a historian from the University of Glasgow. Start and end point: The […]

Scotland benefitted massively from EU membership precisely because the EU prioritised underrepresented regions and industries against the central…

An independent Scotland simply won’t run our energy market like this.

WHEN I think back to the crazy period of the Brexit negotiations 2016-2020 a moment always comes back to me. My old friend, the president of the…

As a member of the European Economic Area, Iceland is already aligned with much of the bloc's legislation

The news last week that the Icelandic government will bring forward a referendum on restarting EU membership talks was seismic