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 Autism spectrum
How students with Asperger´s face university?
Many adults with Asperger´s are undiagnosed, and that´s why it´s important to raise awareness. 
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 Should we save the Euro at all costs?
The European Commission against interchange fees
The European Commission likes to talk about money. His natural inclination to harmonize the market in all the countries of the Union pushes the European Institution to another workspace: interchange fees.
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 EU enlargement
What country will be next?
The EU is set to welcome Croatia as its newest member on 1 July, 40 years after the UK, Ireland and Denmark joined in the first-ever enlargement.
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 Pascal Paul CEO and founder of Moov card
European Commission and payment cards: will consumers have to pay more?
While everywhere in Europe our leaders are searching for the most efficient and cheapest means to restore growth, the European Commission is working on a proposal with unforeseen consequences. These consequences could harm consumers and strongly undermine innovative economic sectors which tomorrow´s growth depends on.
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 Polemic
BBC uses university students to cover a documentary in North Korea
Students at the London School of Economics say the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) used a university trip to North Korea as cover for filming an undercover documentary on the reclusive country.
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 Cyprus uncertainty
Does Cyprus need European help?
EU awaits bailout "Plan B". The Eurogroup stands ready to discuss with the Cypriot authorities a draft new proposal, which it expects the Cyprus authorities to present as rapidly as possible.
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 Ongoing spanish demostrations
Spanish citizens complain against political scandals and economic situation
Tens of thousands of demonstrators are marching in dozens of Spanish cities to protest record unemployment rates and the government´s handling of the economic and corruption scandals. It comes just after Spain´s jobless figure hit the 5 million mark.
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 Education summit
Quebec´s students against tuition increases
Several groups laid out their plans for the Quebec government´s long anticipated higher education summit. The higher education summit is taking place the 25th and 26th of February at Arsenal. Fifteen groups invited to the summit will be sharing their ideas about how to solve long-standing issues plaguing higher education.
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 Paul Krugman:
Technology Revolution will transform our economy
A life-changing technology revolution, which we thought it was decades away, is upon us, says economist Paul Krugman, author of a lot of books ans manuals, in a post about innovative industry trends and breakthroughs published by Business Insider.
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Paul Krugman:
Technology Revolution Will Transform Our Economy
A life-changing technology revolution, which we thought it was decades away, is upon us, says economist Paul Krugman, author of a lot of books ans manuals, in a post about innovative industry trends and breakthroughs published by Business Insider.
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Tuition fees
University fees sharp rise extends throughout all Europe
Hungarian Students complain against rising tuition fees while Finland is studying to charge distinct fees to students from outside EU.
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The Daily Telegraph
Britain will be weaker without EU, says Washington
US government is increasingly worried by developments in the UK, where anti-EU sentiment and the Ukip (UK Independence Party: 6% or 7% in the polls) are on the rise, The Daily Telegraph reports.
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Financial Times:
Lost illusions on Europe
In his forthcoming speech on Europe, due on January 18, UK Prime Minister David Cameron must take account of the Conservative Party´s eurosceptic mood, but above all speak for the country rather than the party and keep Britain in Europe, argues a Financial Times editorial.
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