Jordan teachers vow to fight o...
Earning near the poverty line, striking teachers say it’s time for the government to honour its years-old commitment. Teachers...
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Felicity Huffman gets 14 days ...
The American actress is the first parent sentence in wide-ranging US college admissions cheating scandal. Actress Felicity Huffman,...
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With more and more young people addicted to online video games, is there a way to treat the disease? More and more young people are...
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Since 2015, US readers have chosen old-fashioned print books over their digital versions, and independent bookstores are flourishing....
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Teenagers boycott classes on first day of term to join long-running pro-democracy demonstrations in Chinese-ruled city. by Violet Law...
read moreChina’s e-sports: Health...
Besides the concerns for their physical health, burnout and anxiety are also an increasing issue for the players. by Scott Heidler...
read moreSykes-Picot: Lines in the sand
The story of the secret century-old deal which aimed to carve up the Middle East in ways that still reverberate today. This is the...
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It says Eritrean secondary education is conscription machine that subjects students to forced labour, physical abuse. HRW says...
read moreAU calls for trial of those be...
Protesters took to the streets on Wednesday, demanding justice for the six people killed on Monday, including children. Students took...
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Police are using technology and data to predict behaviour and prevent crime – but are innocent people being targeted? What if...
read moreIlhan Omar: I’m going to...
At historic conference, Muslim Caucus condemns Trump’s attacks, calls for infrastructure for organising Muslim Americans by...
read moreIndia’s 2 million disabl...
Policing the law to protect disabled people is difficult with the stigma of disability so pervasive in society. Policing the law to...
read moreBangladesh’s garment fac...
As Bangladesh becomes one of world’s top clothes producers, waste from factories dirties waterways and impacts poor. In...
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Born and brought up in Bangladesh, why are children of Rohingya refugees being denied a formal education? Almost one million Rohingya...
read moreWHO raises alarm over 300 perc...
“Many countries are in the midst of sizeable measles outbreaks, with all regions of the world experiencing sustained rises in...
read moreWhy Iranian students in US are...
After re-imposition of US sanctions on Iran, Iranian students struggle to cope with devastating financial stress. by Samira Damavandi...
read moreQuebec introduces bill banning...
Critics of the bill say it will relegate Muslim women wearing the hijab to second-class citizens. The legislation, which is expected...
read moreTeachers join doctors in Zimba...
Teachers are joining doctors on strike, demanding the government to do more to help make ends meet. by Priyanka Gupta –...
read moreNigeria: Striking teachers, ri...
Classrooms in some government-owned universities are empty as the month-long teacher strike shows no sign of ending. by Ahmed Idris...
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Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg should quit the social media giant because of its anti-democratic nature that is a danger to the world,...
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