As more and more young Europeans study in member states other than their own, this has serious implications for how governments manage their social assistance for students.
Next month, in a keenly awaited opinion, the European Court of Justice, will give a preliminary answer to a key question: To what extent do foreign students have the right to be treated equally to national students.
The answer - the Advocate General's opinion is generally followed in the final judgement by the ...
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