A new poll shows parents are prouder of children saying 'please and thank you' than academic or sporting achievements, highlighting a shift toward valuing character traits like kindness and empathy.
University of South Florida officials express deep concern as two 27-year-old doctoral students from Bangladesh disappear within an hour of each other. Police confirm they are not in ICE custody and are seeking public assistance.
Pope Leo delivers a powerful message against wealth inequality and injustice in Equatorial Guinea, urging action to bridge the gap between rich and poor during his whirlwind tour.
Ukraine has completed repairs on the Druzhba oil pipeline, enabling the EU to approve a €90bn loan package previously blocked by Hungary and Slovakia due to halted Russian oil supplies.
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Thousands of students marched in Prague against a government proposal to scrap public media fees and reduce budgets, raising concerns over editorial independence.
The London School of Innovation will offer online Master's degrees taught by artificial intelligence tutors, with fees ranging from £9,000 to £11,000. Students will interact with AI avatars and engage in Socratic dialogues, while human staff provide mento
Japan is providing subsidies up to 20,000 yen for singles aged 20-39 to use approved dating apps, aiming to address record-low birthrates and population decline.
A parent is left frustrated after their child's maths homework question about 'doubles' confuses them, sparking online debate about modern teaching methods.
Experts share essential tips for beginner runners, from run-walk intervals to proper gear, helping you start your fitness journey with confidence.
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Pope Leo XIV's visit to a notorious prison in Equatorial Guinea highlights human rights abuses and controversial US migrant deportation deals with African nations.
The Guardian hosts a free livestream event on July 2, 2026, discussing its 10-year Legacies of Enslavement programme, which addresses historical ties to transatlantic enslavement through founder John Edward Taylor.
The Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement programme establishes a data-driven framework to monitor and evaluate its restorative justice efforts, focusing on descendant communities and reparatory goals.
A crew from Ecuador describes a double drone attack and armed detention by US forces, highlighting civilian casualties in Trump's anti-drug campaign, with 178 deaths reported.
Women in Brazil's favelas are enrolling in martial arts classes to combat increasing gender-based violence, with femicides up 14.5% in five years and self-defence initiatives growing nationwide.
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A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, capturing court hearings for alleged MS-13 members, a tragic domestic violence scene in Louisiana, and a traditional Shinto spring festival in Tokyo.
A Chinese student allegedly jailed for six years after pro-democracy protests in Australia sparks calls for stronger government action to safeguard international students from political repression.
Avraham Zarbiv, a rabbi who boasts of destroying Palestinian homes in Gaza, has been selected to light a torch at Israel's independence day ceremony, sparking outrage from human rights groups.
A US appeals court has ruled that Texas can require public schools to display the Ten Commandments, a victory for conservatives seeking to incorporate religion into education, setting up a potential Supreme Court clash.
Hezbollah, designated a terrorist group by Western powers, operates as a political party, social service provider, and Iranian proxy in Lebanon, shaping the nation's fabric.
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A geography teacher has been indefinitely banned from the profession after sending a former pupil £500 with inappropriate messages and spending £1,000 on fast food for vulnerable students.
The National Audit Office warns of a £288 million funding shortfall by 2027 due to declining primary pupil numbers, with further cuts threatening disadvantaged students.
Left-wing students at UCLA have criticized the university's decision to host former Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov, calling his appearance a harmful representation of violence that marginalizes Palestinian students.
Mexico's government announces enhanced security measures at tourist sites following a deadly shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids, raising safety concerns before the FIFA World Cup.
The Rapid Support Forces have captured Wad Madani, a critical humanitarian hub in Sudan, exacerbating the ongoing conflict and displacing thousands of civilians amid international calls for peace.
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A U.S. appeals court has ruled that Texas public schools can mandate displays of the Ten Commandments, potentially setting up a Supreme Court showdown over religious freedom.
A federal appeals court has ruled that Texas can require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, setting up a potential Supreme Court clash over religion in education.
A watchdog warns UK schools could lose £288 million due to declining primary pupil numbers, forcing closures and threatening education quality, especially for disadvantaged students.
Former Ohio State University president Walter Carter Jr. has resigned after an investigation revealed he abused his position to secure favours for his mistress, Krisanthe Vlachos, while maintaining a 40-year marriage.
Memorial University of Newfoundland advertises five high-paying Canada Research Chair positions, but eligibility is limited to applicants from equity groups including LGBTQ+ individuals, women, Indigenous, racialized, or disabled persons.
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Photos capture large funeral processions in southern Lebanon for Hezbollah militants, civilians, and paramedics killed in Israeli strikes just before the recent ceasefire took effect.
