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India, Canada look to strengthen bilateral ties through education partnerships

From research internships and university collaborations to student mobility and offshore campuses, higher education is emerging as an important area of cooperation as the two countries work to deepen their strategic partnership.

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African languages remain marginalised in education despite push for equity, UNESCO think piece argues

A commentary published by UNESCO IdeasLAB argues that the dominance of colonial languages in classrooms and academic research can reinforce educational inequality, calling for African languages to play a greater role in teaching and knowledge production.

11-year-old Egyptian girl beats 40 million students in Arab Reading Challenge, wins Dh500,000

An 11-year-old from Egypt has won the 10th edition of the Arab Reading Challenge in Dubai, emerging as the overall champion from a record 40.28 million participating students across 60 countries.

Nobel-winning economic theories offer UAE lessons for managing downturn, economist says

Damyana Bakardzhieva argues that predictable government policies, targeted support and long-term investment could help the UAE maintain consumer confidence and limit the economic impact of regional disruption.

Alfred Nobel’s will created one of the world’s most recognised prizes. Here’s how

The Swedish inventor left most of his fortune to fund annual awards for achievements in science, literature and peace. His decision, set out in a will signed in Paris in 1895, faced opposition before the first Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1901.

Housing costs, education and austerity fuel protests across Europe

Demonstrations in France, Italy, Belgium, Spain and Portugal have highlighted growing frustration over affordability and public services, while students in Albania have joined protests demanding action on corruption.

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Australia opens national youth survey to shape new government strategy

Young people aged 12 to 25 can share views on AI, mental health, education, housing and climate as feedback guides a new Youth Strategy set to begin in 2027.