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Thai universities must look beyond ranking

Bangkok – The recent 2018 Asia University Rankings published by the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine is calling attention for the state of Thai...

Reviving the Spirit of Mosul

Last week, the world made a great commitment to rebuild Iraq following the recent defeat of ISIS. Recognizing the immense courage of the Iraqi...

Malaysia’s Efforts in Improving Education: Lessons for Developing Countries

Malaysia’s efforts to tackle education challenges, particularly through the establishment of a ‘delivery unit’ that tracks results, can help other countries seeking to improve...

Sustainable Yemen programme recycles waste as school materials

An innovative project recycling and transforming waste into educational tools and art forms is one of many sustainable development schemes coordinated by the local...

Surrendering a Brussels mosque: A Saudi break with ultra-conservatism?

Saudi Arabia, in an indication that it is serious about shaving off the sharp edges of its Sunni Muslim ultra-conservatism, has agreed to surrender...

Envisioning the Future in Colombia

In the sun-scorched desert of La Guajira Peninsula on the northern border of Colombia, a girl walks along the dirt road to her “rancheria”,...

UNESCO and CHANEL empowering women in Madagascar through sustainable tourism

A new programme aims to help women in Madagascar who have missed out on the economic benefits of growing tourism. Madagascar is one of the...

South African culture, history, and heritage in Durban

Think of South Africa, and images of majestic savanna landscapes and roaming wildlife may come to mind. A South African safari is an unforgettable...

Bringing education goals within reach

Educational opportunities in Commonwealth countries should be transformed by a new framework being launched when ministers meet in Fiji. The new resource is designed...

Smashing stereotypes: International Day of Women and Girls in Science

It is time to support and invest in women and girls who want to pursue careers in scientific research, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres...

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Syria’s Uncertain Future

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