Education
One Woman’s School for Afghanistan’s Banned Girls
An estimated 45% of Afghanistan’s population, some 21.9 million people including eight million children, are projected to need humanitarian assistance in 2026. A country that…
The History That Must Not Be Questioned: Russia’s War on the Classroom
The history textbook at the centre of the Amnesty report is not, in itself, new. It was introduced in 2023. What is new is the…
Schools as Bastions: Education in the Context of Displacement Eastern DRC
The two‑year US$10m initiative in Ituri emphasises safe infrastructure, teacher training, psychosocial support and catch‑up learning, measures that help stabilise communities and reduce recruitment into…
Left Behind: The Global Education Crisis
Progress since 2015 has slowed across nearly every region, with sub-Saharan Africa especially hard hit. In conflict zones, official figures almost certainly undercount the true…
Sudan Schooling Under Siege
Remote learning has been largely infeasible for most Sudanese children owing to infrastructure collapse and displacement, deepening a generational learning deficit with long-term humanitarian and…
Education Denied
International aid to education is slashed by $3.2 billion. 80% of this retreat stems from just three nations: the United States, Germany, and France. In…
Harvard Takes the Trump Administration to Court
The litigation is likely to involve protracted discovery processes, complex constitutional arguments, and appeals that could reach the Supreme Court. But the stakes are clear.
US/Universities and Politics
Columbia University vows to reject any Trump deal that Erodes its independence.
Philippine Students Strive to Reclaim Lost Learning
A series of six powerful storms battered the country between late October and mid-November, triggering widespread devastation. Entire towns were inundated, while landslides buried roads…
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