MAKATI CITY — Education Secretary Sonny Angara is moving to adopt barangay-level education mapping to pinpoint learning gaps and direct resources to the most underserved communities, as the…

Eswatini reflects on 40 years of King Mswati III's rule, with critics highlighting systemic governance failures, including captured wealth, underfunded education, and a collapsing health system.

Austrian authorities have announced significant investments, including approximately €350 million for transport infrastructure in Carinthia by ÖBB and Asfinag, and €61 million for a new building at the FH Upper Austria Hagenberg Campus.

An educational article provides practice questions for the UPSC Mains exam, focusing on topics such as women's reservation in local bodies and India-Turkey relations.

GE Vernova and New Oriental Education & Technology both reported financial results that exceeded top-line and bottom-line estimates, leading both companies to raise their fiscal year 2026 outlooks.

President Bola Tinubu has made new appointments for several institutions in the education sector, including naming Modupe Adelabu as the Chairman of the National Examination Council (NECO) board.

A primary school in Salzburg, Austria, proposed separating classes based on religion, a plan that was subsequently rejected by the regional education director.

Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr has discussed potential curriculum changes, including extending primary schooling to six years and adding a second teacher in the first grade, outlining plans beyond the current legislative period. His proposals, which also include abolishing preschool, have drawn criticism from the teachers' union.

The teachers' union criticized Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr's "Plan Zukunft," stating it contained "pathetic words" without details and seemed more focused on headlines than substance.

A new campaign group in Ireland states that the Department of Education lacks the mandate to establish Irish-language secondary schools and is seeking legislation to empower the department to promote Irish-medium education.

The foundation of the startup ecosystem is laid in schools, where analytical skills, curiosity, and creativity are developed. Regional education is becoming a strategic issue for Lithuania's innovation potential.

A significant portion, 70%, of government teachers in India are reportedly engaged in various non-academic duties such as population census, drug census, and government health card distribution. This raises concerns about their primary educational roles.

The five-day "Kritičarnica" residency for young critics in Kotor, Montenegro, concluded, highlighting the importance of education in developing contemporary theater criticism.

This article introduces Norah Kimathi, an individual who is involved in training robots to teach STEM subjects using sign language. Her work aims to make STEM education more accessible.

An article discusses the "lost magic" of textbooks and emphasizes why their role in education remains significant.

Students at a school in Uherský Brod, Czech Republic, are now using virtual reality technology to enhance their learning, allowing them to explore the human body, planets, and chemical reactions in 3D.

An article reflects on the new education policy introduced in India 40 years ago, on April 22, 1986.

Qatar has announced an expanded government scholarship plan for the 2026-2027 academic year, introducing new study pathways. This initiative aims to provide more educational opportunities for students.

The Portuguese government is exchanging the former headquarters of the Ministry of Education with the Open University, using €5.3 million from the operation to construct new university residences.

The Department of Education (DepEd) is expanding its summer programs to help struggling learners catch up academically. These enhanced programs are scheduled to begin next month, as confirmed by Secretary Angara.

Portuguese Minister of Education, Fernando Alexandre, stated that the teacher shortage problem is 'much less serious' than often presented, asserting it is confined to certain schools and advocating for a new continuous teacher placement model.

The Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET) in Kuwait has achieved a significant milestone by being included in the prestigious Times Higher Education Rankings.

An 82-year-old woman named Sofia from Rhodes, Greece, is pursuing her education and attends the same school as one of her six grandchildren, fulfilling her dreams despite her age.

The Ministry of Education and Research in Moldova held a working meeting with representatives from across the country to discuss mechanisms for preventing school dropout and absenteeism. The session focused on strategies to address these educational challenges.

Pakistan's Higher Education Commission (HEC) has ordered a halt to unapproved expansion by universities, cracking down on the sprawl of sub-campuses.

The Department of Education in the Philippines defended its shift to a three-term school calendar starting in school year 2026-2027, assuring that the reform will not add costs for parents and aims to protect instructional time.

The Chief Minister of Balochistan announced the revival of 3,700 closed schools, stating that reforms in the education sector are gaining traction in the region.

The Faculty of Philosophy at UKIM announced the discontinuation of master's and doctoral studies for 11 students who enrolled with three-year vocational diplomas, following irregularities identified by the State Education Inspectorate.

Vincent Ekow Assafuah, Member of Parliament for Old Tafo, Ghana, is set to distribute 10,000 mathematical sets to candidates preparing for the Basic Education Certificate Examination.

Jamaica's Ministry of Education has condemned the fatal stabbing of a student from Seaforth High School.

Uzbekistan is reportedly considering the reinstatement of correspondence education, a mode of study that allows students to learn remotely.

Montenegro is continuing its successful bilateral cooperation efforts, engaging with Turkey on social issues and with the United States in the field of education.

Swapon has called for greater public awareness campaigns to prevent drug abuse. The appeal emphasizes the importance of education and community involvement in tackling the issue.

Nikola Selaković, a Serbian official, has pledged his personal support for the establishment of the University of Saint Sava and the Faculty of Serbian Studies. This initiative aims to bolster educational institutions focused on Serbian culture and heritage.

Philippine Schools Overseas are educational institutions located in 11 countries, primarily in the Middle East.

The Federal Ministry of Education and Science in Bosnia and Herzegovina has launched an award competition for students to submit original dramatic and radio-dramatic texts.

Students in gymnasiums, vocational, and art schools in North Macedonia will take their state matriculation exams in early June, with specific dates set for different educational streams.

Kadoma and Bindura University have finalized an agreement to establish a new university campus. This collaboration aims to expand educational opportunities and infrastructure in the region.

The Slovak Ministry of Education is initiating the second annual AI Compass survey in schools to assess the preparedness of students, parents, and teachers for the era of artificial intelligence.

Ghana Education Service (GES) has started disbursing funds for the Senior High School (SHS) feeding program, addressing ongoing concerns about food supply.

Infant schools across Spain are planning their first educational strike against the Sánchez government on May 7, demanding better salaries and improved student-to-teacher ratios.

The education minister announced that the SSC examinations have commenced smoothly in Bangladesh, with no reports of question paper leaks.

The party of former President Rumen Radev, "Progressive Bulgaria," is leading in all but one region, according to a KNEXT poll, with discussions also covering private education and internships.

The Croatian Ministry of Science, Education and Youth addressed the rising number of bomb threats in schools, stating that the system must respond to every threat and condemning such actions as reckless panic-sowing.

Nepal is experiencing an increase in human-wildlife conflict, particularly with rhinos and tigers, as their populations grow, prompting efforts in education and training around Chitwan National Park to address the issue.

The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry held its 5th Ausbildung Graduation Ceremony, celebrating 65 trainees and highlighting the success of vocational education in South Korea.

The Lithuanian Education Workers' Trade Union has appealed to the Kaunas City Municipality and the management of the Kaunas Žalgiris Football Academy, urging them to address alleged systemic problems and potential labor law violations.

Data from the Youth Education Fund indicates that schools in the Netherlands are increasingly requesting assistance for their homeless students.

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has declared the Class 10th results for the Summer Zone Jammu Division, with students able to access scorecards online.

The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) recently received a GH¢450,000 donation from Abitjack Construction. Concurrently, GETFund leadership met with police officials to discuss a strategic partnership focused on education and capacity building initiatives.

Sentia School has integrated with Taylor's Education Group (TEG), becoming part of a network of leading educational institutions across Asia to enhance academic excellence.

Schools in Ziguinchor, Senegal, are facing significant challenges related to science education and high rates of student dropout.

The Indian government has granted full scholarships to 41 Cambodian students, enabling them to pursue higher education in India.

An annual review of education in Kaolack indicates that the baccalaureate examination is negatively impacting the performance of artificial intelligence initiatives.

The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) has released GH¢199.47 million to settle outstanding payments owed to suppliers of perishable goods under the Free Senior High School (FSHS) and TVET programs.

Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandoh, former Deputy Director-General of the Ghana Education Service, has handed over a refurbished constituency office to party executives in Asunafo North as part of the NPP's reorganisation efforts.

More than 194,000 individuals have participated in an online curriculum survey in Kuwait, indicating significant public engagement with educational reforms.

France's school system faces an unprecedented demographic shock, with projections indicating 1.7 million fewer students by 2035, leading to potential job cuts and public-private tensions. The Minister of Education is initiating meetings on April 21st to address the future of education.

Kuwait's Education Ministry hosted a conference specifically for physics students.

St. Thomas University has announced the introduction of a new complimentary May term, offering students additional educational opportunities.

István Pukli discusses the most urgent tasks for Hungarian public education, advocating for reforms to reduce stress and improve skill development for students, noting the last reform attempt was decades ago.

Education Secretary Juan Edgardo “Sonny” Angara has expressed his unwavering support for the K to 12 program in the Philippines, amid calls for its abolition.

Global healthcare company Viatris has initiated a public education campaign in Accra, Ghana, to raise awareness about erectile dysfunction (ED) and encourage men to discuss the condition openly.

The Serbian Ministry of Education has distanced itself from Pristina University, claiming it possesses no official documents related to the institution since 2013. This statement effectively "washes its hands" of responsibility for the university.

The National Federation of Education (FNE) is requesting changes to the government's new teacher recruitment proposal, which offers temporary contracts that could lead to teachers being placed in different regions annually.

The Ghana Education Service has received approval to pay 16 months of salary arrears to eligible newly recruited teachers, with payments to be made in four installments between May and August 2026.

The NYOTA project has launched its second classroom, expanding educational opportunities for its beneficiaries in Kenya.

The first conference organized by the Latvian Parents' Organization 'Pamats' gathered around 400 participants to strengthen dialogue and foster effective cooperation between schools and parents in children's education.

Peter Obi has stated that the neglect of education is the primary cause of poor human development in Nigeria, highlighting persistent challenges such as underfunding, inadequate infrastructure, and outdated curricula.

A school director in Salzburg proposed dividing elementary school classes by religion to avoid losing religious instruction hours, a move that was subsequently overruled by the education director.

The Trade Union of Education in Finland (OAJ) has issued a second strike warning to Tampere University of Applied Sciences.

Earth Day was marked in Budva, Montenegro, with a joint action by the local Tourist Organization and utility company, involving symbolic tree planting and the announcement of educational workshops for youth.

A teacher union representative has voiced criticism against plans proposed by Wiederkehr, likely concerning educational policies in Austria.

Professor Samuel Oladipo, whose research interests include spirituality and health, has been named the new Vice Chancellor of Tai Solarin University of Education.

An announcement invites parents to enroll their children at the International School and Kindergarten 'Maša' to provide them with education that meets contemporary standards and develops their full potential.

Digital sexuality expert Madita Oeming discusses the impact of deepfakes, cybergrooming, and the widespread consumption of pornography by young people, suggesting that pornography is increasingly taking on an educational role.

Magyar Péter held discussions with school directors, including the head of Eötvös Gimnázium, regarding educational matters. However, the identity of a minister involved in the talks was not revealed during the meeting.

Izidor Kršnjavi, a historian, educator, translator, and politician, is highlighted as a visionary who shaped Croatian culture and education. He was active at the turn of the century.

A recent visit to Rome has underscored the advancements made in Cambodia's inclusive education initiatives. The discussions focused on ongoing efforts to ensure education for all.

Switzerland has initiated an educational campaign aimed at foreign tourists to inform them about local social norms, hoping to alleviate tensions caused by increasing tourism.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced the release of funds to all senior high and technical schools. These funds are designated to cover the practical examinations for the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

Three Yoruba traditional rulers are recognized for their exemplary conduct, transforming their communities through philanthropy, education, and business initiatives. They are setting new standards for leadership and development.

Canada's Senate human rights committee is advocating for increased education, improved digital literacy, and a federal task force to combat a rise in anti-Jewish hate crimes and acts of intimidation.

Moroccan higher education institutions are adapting their programs to prepare future leaders for the evolving global economy, driven by rapid technological transformation.

A conservative Danish politician has strongly criticized sex education in Copenhagen, alleging a 'woke bias' after his daughter shared her experience in class.

Austrian Education Minister Wiederkehr was live in the studio.

Lotta Edholm, Sweden's Minister for Higher Education, stated that teacher training programs will increase teacher-led instruction time, emphasizing a shift away from extensive self-study.

A cardiology conference in Kragujevac, Serbia, which was set to include surgeries for two patients, has been canceled, sparking debate about medical education access in rural areas and the priority of 'loyalty' over human lives.

Montenegrin authorities have filed six new criminal charges against individuals for possessing and using fake educational documents and diplomas. This follows ongoing investigations into fraudulent academic credentials.

The Delhi government has put forward a proposal to add 108 postgraduate, DNB, and fellowship seats, aiming to enhance and expand medical education opportunities in the region.

The Punjab government has announced the abolition of nearly 150,000 posts across the province, including 30,000 in the education sector, as part of measures taken ahead of the new budget.

The EDD Care Foundation provided mentorship and essential learning materials to final-year Junior High School students in the Anloga Municipality to support them as they begin their Basic Education Certificate Examination.

Various news outlets and educational platforms are offering daily and weekly quizzes covering general knowledge and history topics. These quizzes often include questions relevant to competitive exams like the UPSC prelims.

The article discusses the idea that improving education begins with empowering teachers to take the lead based on their expertise.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has taken steps to address teacher welfare by releasing critical funds for perishable food procurement. Additionally, GES announced plans to settle the arrears owed to newly recruited teachers.

Sigríður Björk has taken up a position within the Ministry of Education and Children's Affairs. This move marks her new role in the government department responsible for education and children's matters.

A nationwide forum for cooperation among 16 public university law faculties has been established in Warsaw, Poland, aiming to enhance legal education quality, develop legal science, and represent the academic community.

Arif Arslaner, founder and partner of the Frankfurt educational institution Kubi, has died at the age of 63. He dedicated decades to promoting inclusion, integration, and equal opportunities.

The Forwit research council has released an analysis of the Austrian higher education system, suggesting new career paths and advocating for standardized rules across different institutions, with the aim of informing the government's higher education strategy for 2040.

Young Roma people in several European countries are using TikTok videos to promote education and challenge social stereotypes, combating anti-Romani sentiment.

A 55-year-old substitute teacher has been suspended and faces potential job loss and lawsuits from parents after reportedly cutting students' hair in class as a disciplinary measure.

A new Advanced Placement course focused on financial literacy will be introduced in high schools next year, aiming to connect business education with real-life applications.

An initiative is being considered in the Seimas to maintain the current requirement for secondary education – that obtaining it would be sufficient with two state matura exams, not three, which are planned for this year.

A panel titled 'United for Peace in Palestine: Confronting Scholasticide, Protecting Future' was held at the Antalya Diplomatic Forum, focusing on education's role in rebuilding Palestinian society and strengthening international cooperation.

A foundation in Pune, initially a weekend activity, has expanded its reach to provide music education to 8,000 government school students, highlighting a successful local educational initiative.

Tanzania's government is supporting local councils in their efforts to address the challenge of long distances rural students must travel to attend school, aiming to improve access to education.

Prosecutors in Beijing are stepping up efforts to provide enhanced legal education and awareness programs for international students in the city.

An article argues that vocational education (mbo) in the Netherlands deserves more recognition and appreciation than current figures suggest.

Montenegro's Institute for Education responded to the State Audit Institution's report, calling its findings selective and clarifying that data from its information system was preserved in alternative formats and paper form, despite claims of loss.

Romania's Ministry of Education has approved the enrollment calendar and specified necessary documents for nursery and kindergarten for the 2026-2027 school year. The ministry clarified that enrollment will not be based on a "first come, first served" criterion.

The English government has announced plans to implement a nationwide ban on mobile phones in schools, with education minister Jacqui Smith confirming the move will create a clear legal requirement for schools to prohibit smartphone use during school hours.

France's Minister of National Education stated that 800 bladed weapons have been discovered near schools over the past year during security checks. This announcement comes as the trial for the murderer of Agnès Lassalle begins.

The "Museum Goes to School" event, organized in collaboration with schools, was held at the 10th Gymnasium of Ilion in March 2026 and the 5th Model Gymnasium of Chalkida in May 2025.

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has released the marksheets for the Class 10th Summer Zone results for the year 2026. Students can now access their detailed scores.

Schools in Ziguinchor, Senegal, are grappling with significant challenges related to science education and high school dropout rates, impacting student development.

The Polish Ministry of Education and Science is working to define the content for a new, non-mandatory sexual health education subject, specifically determining what constitutes sex for the curriculum.

South Korea is conducting a weeklong training program for 31 education experts from four African countries, focusing on vocational education cooperation efforts.

An ICT Festival in Cambodia is celebrating the significant advancements and growth within the Kingdom's digital education landscape.

Kebbi State has launched a targeted initiative to enroll nomadic Fulani children in school, providing materials and bilingual teachers to boost education access.

The British Embassy is supporting Teesside University degrees in Cambodia, creating new educational opportunities for Cambodian students.

The Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy at UKIM has inaugurated a new organic chemistry laboratory, an investment of 2 million denars supported by UKIM, the Ministry of Education and Science, and the faculty's own funds. The lab is equipped with modern technology to enhance educational and scientific research.

The Ghana Education Service has confirmed that the government has released funds for purchasing perishable food items for senior high schools, addressing concerns about a potential food shortage and ensuring the continuity of the school feeding program.

Portuguese Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça, Prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education, stated that faith requires contemporary narrators to engage with the world and that culture should serve the vulnerable.

Jamaica's Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into an attack on a student at Jamaica College. This action follows the circulation of a video showing the student being beaten, prompting a visit from a Ministry team to the school.

An incident in Greece sparked outrage when a driving instructor was caught parking on a disabled access ramp, highlighting a lack of proper driving education.

Media reports indicate that Russian preschools, schools, and universities have spent over $213 million on 'educational' drones since 2022.

Four towns in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic received 36 bicycles for children's traffic playgrounds, aiming to enhance road safety education for children.

A proposed law on higher education in North Macedonia is set to undergo another review meeting before proceeding to government procedures, ensuring its alignment with existing legislation.

The Portuguese Association of Higher Education Institutions (APESP) believes that the government's proposals regarding degrees and diplomas could 'aggravate institutional and territorial asymmetries' by introducing new requirements for study programs.

The U.S. Education Department has announced the forgiveness of student loans for 21,200 people, with further changes to loan forgiveness policies anticipated.

An opinion piece argues for the introduction of undergraduate law degrees, suggesting a potential reform in legal education.

An opinion piece from The Observer argues that comprehensive sex education for all individuals is long overdue.

Former Croatian President Stjepan Mesić, speaking in Jasenovac, criticized the state leadership for tolerating the relativization of World War II events, particularly within the education system.

North Macedonia is expected to adopt several laws in the areas of justice, energy, education, and public administration by June 30, fulfilling all tasks from its Reform Agenda, pending opinion from the European Commission.

Following a government change, the Hungarian art community, including gallerists and professional organizations, expresses hopes for increased independence, reduced influence from the Hungarian Academy of Arts, and more dialogue, while also urging reforms to the National Cultural Fund and the reintroduction of art history education.

Moldova's Ministry of Education is considering installing surveillance cameras in kindergartens to enhance child safety and address parental complaints about educators. The cameras would be placed only in common areas.

The Forum for Educational Changes (FOP) in North Macedonia has raised concerns that the new Higher Education Law grants the government a crucial role in study program accreditation, potentially compromising the independence of the quality assurance system.

A cyber agency addressed the rise of deepfake scams and false bomb threats, emphasizing the importance of education and prevention through coordinated efforts from institutions, police, and parents.

A teacher in Mallorca has been arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing one of his students, leading the regional Ministry of Education to suspend him until the end of the academic year pending investigation.

A criminal investigation has been opened into Narva Orthodox High School following a complaint from the Ministry of Education, examining allegations of fraud related to state funding.

Students in Niš, Serbia, have announced a protest for Saturday, April 25th, against the Ministry of Education's decision to revoke operating licenses for three departments at the Faculty of Philosophy. The protest is themed "Don't break our acacia trees."

Advancing Knowledge Non-Profit Company (AK NPC) has continued its professional development program for Natural Sciences educators in the West Coast Education District of the Western Cape, supported through a partnership.

An opinion piece discusses why young people are leaving secondary education, highlighting that the salary difference between those who drop out and those who complete it has narrowed, suggesting a link to wages and labor law.

The article discusses the difficulties in reforming school patronage, particularly the divestment process, and questions whether Minister Hildegarde Naughton can succeed where previous education ministers have failed due to strong local opposition.

Colleagues complained about managing children at home as some schools reopened after a winter break, with Prime Minister Sharif also mentioned in the context of educational disruptions.

Bulgarian higher education institutions' practice of refusing to recognize three-year bachelor's degrees from abroad is reportedly consistent with the Lisbon Convention and national law, due to a lack of clear definition in criteria.

Efforts are underway to foster stronger regional ties by connecting neighboring areas through collaborative initiatives in energy and education sectors.

An obituary has been published for Arto Virkkunen, who transitioned from an Olympic youth to a physical education instructor, living from 1941 to 2026.

A new traveling exhibit will publicly display belongings of Gush Etzion heroes for the first time, as part of an educational initiative to deepen the study of the area's history in schools.

A Kuwaiti teacher has been honored with the prestigious Khalifa Award for Education, recognizing a dedicated 19-year journey in the field of education.

Moustapha Guirassy has outlined a plan aimed at eliminating temporary shelters used as classrooms within Senegal's national education system, seeking to improve learning conditions.

Rubovszky Rita's potential appointment as Hungary's education minister for the Tisza party has sparked outrage due to her Catholic background and ties to church schools, which critics say conflict with secular education.

Several companies, including Vertiv, Westinghouse Air Brake, and New Oriental Education & Technology, have released their quarterly earnings previews. These reports offer insights into their financial performance ahead of full results.

New Zealand's polytechnics are facing a situation where they will have to accommodate hundreds of students whose education costs are not covered by government subsidies, a similar issue reported by universities last month.

North Macedonia's State Education Inspectorate (DPI) has found irregularities at the Faculty of Philosophy, following a report from the dean. The issues concerned professional diplomas being treated as academic ones, rather than students without diplomas.

Austrian Education Minister Wiederkehr has unveiled his "Plan Zukunft" (Future Plan) for education reform, emphasizing basics like reading, writing, and arithmetic, along with new school subjects. The plan also includes proposals such as abolishing preschool and introducing ethics in lower secondary education.

Approximately 5,000 second-graders across Latvia participated in monitoring tests to assess their Latvian language proficiency, a measure taken in connection with the country's transition to Latvian-only education.

The number of Hong Kong secondary school leavers pursuing higher studies outside the city has fallen to a 14-year low in 2025. An expert attributes this trend to a surge in mainland Chinese students targeting local universities.

42,000 state Right to Education (RTE) admissions have been confirmed, and the deadline for these admissions has been extended to April 30.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially authorised the release of funds to all Senior High Schools (SHS) and Senior High Technical Schools (SHTS) to cover the costs of the upcoming 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) practicals.

Bangladesh's Education Minister has provided assurances that there is no possibility of question paper leaks for the upcoming Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations.

A teachers' union leader has accused the Department of Education (DepEd) of failing to consult them regarding proposals to shift from a quarterly to a trimestral school calendar, raising concerns about potential added burdens.

Bosnian fashion designer Melina Džinović's academic background has drawn public attention, with details emerging about her interrupted studies due to her relationship with Haris Džinović.

The actions of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) are threatening to invalidate 64 years of qualifications issued by the Kenya Institute of Management (KIM). Critics argue this dangerous overreach could derail the careers of thousands of individuals.

An agreement has been reached on reforms in higher education, which are described as a commitment to building a sustainable and competitive academic future, including the key measure of abolishing the X-index.

A 55-year-old substitute teacher in Slovenia has been suspended and faces potential job loss and lawsuits from parents after "educationally" cutting students' hair in class.

Kadoma and Bindura University have finalized an agreement to establish a new university campus. This collaboration aims to expand educational opportunities and infrastructure in Zimbabwe.

According to the OECD, Greece is among the world's leaders in the digital transformation of education, noting significant progress and investment while also highlighting challenges in implementation and access.

North Macedonia's Minister of Education and Science, Vesna Janevska, announced that the Faculty of Philosophy at UKIM is addressing irregularities found during enrollment in master's and doctoral studies. The Minister is awaiting a report from the faculty before making a final decision on the case.

A parents' advocacy group has accused NASEM, a Congress-chartered science nonprofit, of allegedly using hundreds of millions in federal funds to promote a political agenda through K-12 education programs.

Elikplim Akurugu, Member of Parliament for Dome-Kwabenya, has distributed mathematical sets to all Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates in her constituency to support education and enhance academic performance.

An annual review of education in Kaolack, Senegal, indicates that the baccalaureate exam is negatively impacting AI performance.

The Cyprus Information Technology Enterprises Association (CITEA) met with India’s High Commissioner to Cyprus, Shri Manish, to discuss collaboration in technology and education initiatives. The meeting focused on areas of mutual interest for both nations.

Kenya's Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has flagged an advert for the recruitment of 20,000 teachers as fake.

The Plzeň region in the Czech Republic is pioneering a systematic first aid education program for nearly 30,000 high school students using virtual reality technology and a VR Rescue system. This initiative aims to train students in real-life emergency scenarios.

The Lithuanian National Museum has launched a new civic education project, "Inspire Lithuania. Stories of Citizenship," aimed at 6th-7th grade students in Visaginas and Vilnius district.

A discussion has emerged questioning the necessity of a public campaign aimed at educating commuters on appropriate behavior on public transport.

Australia has expressed its support for female education initiatives in Papua New Guinea.

Jamaica's Ministry of Education has ordered an investigation after a video circulated showing a student being beaten at Jamaica College, prompting concerns about school safety and discipline.

The Western Cape has launched its Reading and Literacy Strategy 2026–30, framing reading as fundamental to the entire schooling experience. The strategy emphasizes the critical role of literacy in education.

Martina Bircher, often underestimated and labeled an SVP hardliner, is profiled for her ability to assert herself in various political offices, currently reshaping education policy as a councilor in Aargau.

Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) announced it will conduct an on-site investigation on the 24th into a boat overturning accident off Henoko, Okinawa. The accident, which occurred during a training trip, resulted in the deaths of two high school students.

China is emphasizing the importance of environmental protection by educating young minds about ecological conservation.

A reader's opinion piece in Helsingin Sanomat emphasizes the need for collaborative development of education's knowledge base across all levels, from classrooms to national policy.

Benue and Nasarawa states are leading the North-central region in proposed education funding for 2026, yet all six states in the region still fail to meet Nigeria's 26 percent education budget benchmark.

Portugal's Minister of Education stated that the requirement for two higher education entrance exams had a larger impact than expected, leading to a drop in secondary education completion rates. Despite this, the government plans to maintain the three mandatory secondary completion exams.

Portugal's Minister of Education announced plans for two national teacher competitions, one permanent and one continuous, aimed at reducing waiting times and preventing candidate dropouts.

An editorial by Laurence de Charette in Le Figaro discusses the profound and tragic implications of France's demographic decline, describing it as the "great demographic collapse" impacting the national education system and signaling a future with fewer children.

A law school in Mississippi is pioneering a new curriculum, becoming one of the first in the nation to require its students to complete education in artificial intelligence.

The UK government is set to make mobile phone bans in schools statutory, implementing a major ruling to address concerns about their impact. This move comes as the issue of mobile phones in educational settings is also being debated in other countries.

Polish Education Minister Barbara Nowacka announced plans to transform "education for security" into "defense education," emphasizing the teaching of practical skills in schools.

Pakistan's Higher Education Commission (HEC) has imposed a ban on the establishment of new universities and sub-campuses across the country.

The Ghanaian government has approved a payment plan for outstanding salary arrears owed to eligible staff of the Ghana Education Service (GES), covering the period from August 2024 to November 2025.

The article delves into a discussion or reflection on the fundamental purpose and role of the classroom in education, posing the question 'What is the classroom for?'.

Education Secretary Sonny Angara formally opened the 2026 National Festival of Talents (NFOT) in Roxas City, Capiz, emphasizing the government's commitment to expanding opportunities for learners to develop skills.

Bangladesh's education minister announced an increase in the number of examiners to facilitate the evaluation of answer scripts for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations.