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Germany’s Role in Educational Exchange: Strengthening Diplomatic Ties through the DAAD

Beyond facilitating student mobility, is DAAD a key player in Germany's public diplomacy efforts to cultivate international influence? As global power comes to rely more...

Breaking Barriers: The Case for Rethinking Geopolitical Education in India

In an era where technological paradigms shift with geopolitical winds, where design thinking must account for cultural diplomacy, and where engineering solutions intersect with...

How the Push for Quantity Is Unraveling University Teaching and Student Culture

A subtle unease seems to have settled into the very bedrock of university education. One can observe a perceived dip in teaching quality alongside...

Education – A Missing Pillar of the Climate Response

Authors: Yasmine Sherif and Petra Heusser* Education is in crisis across the globe. Climate change is one of the leading causes. In 2024, approximately 242 million...

This Isn’t a Flaw in the System—It Is the System

We live in a world where racism isn’t just a set of isolated incidents but a pervasive thread woven through every major system and...

When the Academy Falls: Collapse, and the Marketised Death of Education

“Uncertainty exists towards Coventry University’s ability to continue.” That single sentence — buried in a recent BBC report — should not just make us...

Antisemitism as a Cover for Trump’s Repressive Politics

Donald Trump has seized the megaphone of the fight against antisemitism and turned up the volume as high as possible. The question is why....

Tired of Juggling Tabs? Why StudyPro Might Be Your New Go-To

You know that feeling? You finish your research. Maybe you even have a first draft ready. But then comes the hard part. You need to...

Freedom Holding Corp.: pioneering the future of Kazakhstan through technology, sports, and education

When a financial company invests billions not only in the market but also in children, science, digital infrastructure, and sports, it is more than...

Emotional Climate in Schools and Its Impact on Human Rights: A Cross-Country Study

Education is a basic human right recognized internationally. UNESCO's 1960 Convention against Discrimination in Education supports this right and the Education 2030 Agenda. Social...

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