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Czechia warns Russia is trying to sabotage railways in Europe
Russia is actively trying to sabotage European railways by hacking into their signaling systems, #Czech Transport Minister Martin Kupka said to the Financial Times (FT)
Russia has engaged in a variety of disruptive behavior toward Europe, often using its cyber capabilities to target civilian infrastructure.
Kupka said that Russia has made "thousands of attempts to weaken our (railway) systems" since the beginning of the full-scale war.
https://kyivindependent.com/ft-czechia-warns-russia-is-trying-to-sabotage-railways-in-europe/
#RussianAggression #RussiaIsATerroristState #Europe #railways #trains #StandWithUkraineFT: Czechia warns Russia is trying to sabotage railways in Europe
Czech Transportation Minister Martin Kupka said that Russia has made "thousands of attempts to weaken our (railway) systems" since the beginning of the full-scale war.kyivindependent.com
Czech Transportation Minister Martin Kupka said that Russia has made "thousands of attempts to weaken our (railway) systems" since the beginning of the full-scale war.kyivindependent.com
Free lunches, brain breaks and happy teachers: why Estonia has the best schools in Europe
How did #Estonia, a small country that is relatively poor compared with most of the EU, become an educational powerhouse?
In the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) rankings, which measures 15-year-olds’ abilities in maths, reading and science, the top spots are held by a handful of Asian countries, but Estonia ranks next – the best in Europe.
Its teachers are highly educated, the focus is on social and personal skills as much as academic learning and the typical curriculum is packed with a wide range of subjects, from robotics to music and arts.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/mar/27/free-lunches-brain-breaks-and-happy-teachers-why-estonia-has-the-best-schools-in-europe
#education #schools #teachers #Europe #EU #curriculumFree lunches, brain breaks and happy teachers: why Estonia has the best schools in Europe
How did a small, relatively poor country become an educational powerhouse? Creativity, autonomy and a deep embrace of the digital agewww.theguardian.com
How did a small, relatively poor country become an educational powerhouse? Creativity, autonomy and a deep embrace of the digital agewww.theguardian.com
