In a significant move for higher education in Umbria, Dal has approved eight contracts for local universities. This decision promises to enhance academic opportunities and foster innovation, further solidifying the region’s commitment to educational excellence.
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- Member states can decree safe third countries: EU lawyer 12 April 2025In a pivotal assertion, an EU lawyer emphasizes that member states hold the authority to designate safe third countries. This declaration could reshape migration policies, balancing humanitarian responsibilities with national security concerns across Europe.techexpresso
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- Al Mao gli abiti maschili raccontano il Giappone del primo ‘900 12 April 2025"Al Mao: Men's Fashion Narrates Early 20th Century Japan" invites us to explore the intricate tapestry of styles that defined an era. Through garments, we uncover stories of cultural transformation, societal shifts, and the melding of tradition and modernity.techexpresso
- Arrivals from the Central Mediterranean -26%: Frontex 12 April 2025Recent statistics from Frontex reveal a 26% decrease in migrant arrivals from the Central Mediterranean. This decline raises questions about changing migration patterns and the broader implications for European border policies. Policies evolve as the landscape shifts.techexpresso
- Il ‘pirata’ Giulio Lolli fu condannato a morte in Libia 12 April 2025Giulio Lolli, known as 'the pirate,' faced a grim fate in Libya as he was sentenced to death. His exploits on the high seas captivated many, but his journey ended in a stark reminder of the perilous line between adventure and crime.techexpresso
- Questura Torino, in un anno 14mila permessi di soggiorno in più 12 April 2025In the past year, Questura Torino has seen a significant uptick in its operations, issuing 14,000 more residence permits. This surge reflects shifting dynamics in immigration and residency trends, highlighting the growing diversity in Turin's community.techexpresso
- First group of migrants heading to Albania centre 12 April 2025A new chapter unfolds as the first group of migrants arrives at the dedicated centre in Albania. This pivotal moment marks a step towards integration and support, reflecting a shared goal of safety and community for all involved in this journey.techexpresso
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