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UNESCO calls for more flexible education planning in an era of global uncertainty

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is urging governments to rethink how they plan education systems, arguing that traditional long-term strategies are no longer sufficient in a world shaped by rapid technological, economic, environmental, and social change. In......

Morocco advances in global prosperity ranking while education and healthcare remain key challenges

Morocco has improved its standing in the 2026 Global Prosperity Index, reflecting continued progress in economic development, investment attractiveness, and infrastructure. However, the report also highlights that significant challenges remain in education, healthcare, and living standards, areas considered......

U.S. Considers $100,000 Fee for International Graduates Seeking Post-Study Work

The United States is reportedly considering a proposal that would require international students to pay a $100,000 fee to obtain authorization to work in the country after graduating from an American university. The measure, which is still under discussion, would represent one of the most significant......

Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing rejects ASEAN peace plan and outlines five-year national agenda

Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing has sharply criticized the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), dismissing the regional bloc's peace initiative while presenting an ambitious political and economic roadmap for the conflict-ridden country. Speaking before parliament nearly four......

King Mohammed VI's vision strengthens Morocco's role as a regional and global actor

The strategic vision of King Mohammed VI has enabled Morocco to strengthen its position as a key regional and international actor, according to Carlos Uriarte Sánchez, president of PanEuropa Spain. Speaking to Morocco's Maghreb Arab Press on the occasion of the anniversary of the Throne Day,......

UK launches youth training overhaul to prepare workers for an AI-driven economy

The United Kingdom is preparing a major reform of youth training programs as the government seeks to address rising unemployment among young people and adapt the workforce to the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence. Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled plans on Tuesday to reshape technical education......

India suspends police officer after rifle fired during student protest crackdown

Indian authorities have suspended a police constable after he discharged an assault rifle into the air while attempting to disperse student demonstrators in the eastern state of Bihar, intensifying scrutiny of law enforcement tactics during a growing wave of nationwide youth protests. The incident has......

UN secretary-general calls for stronger international support for Syria

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called on the international community to step up its political, economic and humanitarian support for Syria, stressing that sustained international engagement will be essential to the country’s recovery and reconstruction. Speaking at......

India launches exam reform task force after student protests over paper leaks

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the creation of a high-level task force to reform the country’s examination system following widespread student protests over allegations of exam paper leaks. The committee will be led by technology entrepreneur Nandan Nilekani and will focus on......

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