Aprilia demostró una superioridad técnica sobre Ducati en el circuito de Silverstone, donde la RS-GP destacó por su paso por curva y mejor gestión de neumáticos. Esto dejó en evidencia a un Marc Márquez a la defensiva y con problemas de agarre.
Gen Z-led protests in New Delhi demanding education reforms have caused deep ideological rifts within Indian families, pitting politically rebellious youth against parents loyal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP and the right-wing RSS.
米シカゴ大学などの研究チームがPNASで発表した調査で、親が子どもに生成AIを使わせる理由は学習効果への期待ではなく「周囲から遅れをとる焦り」であることが判明。全員が禁止を望みながら使わせる「囚人のジレンマ」が働いている。
An examination of Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai's famous quote—'One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world'—and how education drives personal and societal transformation.
A report by the Intergenerational Foundation warns that young graduates in England face a ticking timebomb of extreme debt and effective tax rates over 50% under the plan 5 student loan system.
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary unveiled reforms: a state-level committee for quality education, an examination reform committee for modern, transparent assessments, and collaboration camps for student welfare, aiming to transform schools into excellence centers.
Former Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan spoke out following his resignation amid youth protests, while Toronto police arrested a suspect in an Indian woman's murder, and India clarified UPI transaction fees.
Raul Fernandez ha vinto il Gran Premio di MotoGp a Silverstone con l'Aprilia, precedendo Jorge Martin e Marco Bezzecchi. Weekend negativo per le Ducati ufficiali con la caduta di Bagnaia e il settimo posto di Marc Marquez.
India's education spending meets the GDP threshold at 4.1%, but its share of public expenditure falls to 14.2%, missing UNESCO's 15% benchmark. Secondary school completion rates also lag significantly behind 2025 targets, reflecting a broader global trend.
Following the Indian education minister's resignation amid protests over exam cancellations and paper leaks, four families recount the devastating impact of academic pressure and systemic failures on their children.
A study analyzing 125,532 People's Daily articles from 1990-2023 finds the CCP has increasingly emphasized women's household roles over public sphere participation in recent years.
Former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan highlights the unstoppable force of Gen Z, stating their determination outweighs ministerial responsibilities, and shares his realization of understanding rather than resisting the new generation.
A school quiz in Kerala sparked controversy with a question portraying Vinayak Damodar Savarkar as the freedom fighter who received the 'most severe punishment' from the British, prompting an inquiry and accusations of promoting a 'Sangh Parivar agenda'
The US embassy in London is offering grants of up to $500,000 for public education programmes focusing on shared civilizational values, drawing criticism from British politicians and former diplomats who accuse the US of meddling in domestic politics.
Education experts and lawmakers in Hong Kong urge legislation to ban children under 16 from social media to combat cyberbullying and addiction, citing strong public and parental support.
A government review led by Alan Milburn will recommend that English primary schools identify children at risk of becoming NEET, as youth unemployment surpasses one million.
House representatives in the Philippines introduced a bill requiring educational agencies to develop standardised teaching materials on the disputed South China Sea, focusing on Manila's exclusive economic zone and international law to counter misinformation.
Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest black professor at 37, resigned amid scrutiny over his academic work and life story, including claims about his autism and learning journey
The US Justice Department accuses Duke University's law school of unlawfully using race in admissions, citing proxies like essays and first-generation status, despite a 2023 Supreme Court ban on such practices.
Former UK cabinet minister Alan Milburn led a delegation to Dublin to investigate Ireland's rapid reduction in young people not in education, employment or training (Neet), seeking policy lessons for Britain.
The Trump administration proposed changes to Head Start, reducing federal standards and administrative caps from 15% to 5% while shifting more control to states and parents.
A US think tank report showing steep declines in Chinese and Indian student visas has sparked sharp criticism in China, where state media accused the organisation of politicising academic exchanges and recycling unfounded security claims.
The University of Cambridge faces scrutiny over academic standards and diversity initiatives after its youngest black professor, Jason Arday, resigned amid plagiarism allegations, which he denies.
The Trump administration proposes to overhaul Head Start, reducing federal regulations to encourage local decision-making, sparking concerns it may undermine the program's quality and effectiveness for vulnerable children.
