Systemic Racism Found in Australian Universities
A landmark report by the Australian Human Rights Commission reveals systemic racism at universities, with 70% of respondents experiencing indirect racism and rates exceeding 90% for some groups.
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Greece Aims to Obtain Nazi Execution Photos from eBay
Greece's Culture Ministry is attempting to acquire newly surfaced photographs believed to show the execution of 200 Greeks by Nazi soldiers in 1944, which appeared for sale on eBay.
Scottish University Lecturers Vote for Strike Over Job Cuts
Lecturers at Heriot-Watt University and University of Aberdeen have backed industrial action in disputes over compulsory redundancies and budget cuts, with union members voting overwhelmingly for strikes.
Students Sue 36 Universities Over Pandemic Online Teaching
More than 170,000 students across England and Wales are seeking compensation from universities after Covid-19 forced courses online. Legal action follows UCL settlement.
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Canadian Teen Dies in Tragic Ski Lift Accident
A 13-year-old Ottawa girl has died after her clothing became entangled in a chairlift at a Quebec ski resort during a school trip. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident.
Student Debt Crisis Sparks Political Revolt Over Injustice
Graduates in England and Wales face effective tax rates up to 49% due to student loan repayments, fueling calls for reform and debt forgiveness as political pressure mounts.
Swiss Train Derailed, Russia Denies Frog Poison Allegations
A Swiss train was derailed by an avalanche with multiple casualties feared. Russia responds to accusations of poisoning Navalny with frog toxin. Other stories include Imran Khan's health and a mistaken kidnapping.
Obama's Alien Comments Ignite Global Extraterrestrial Debate
Former US President Barack Obama's recent comments suggesting aliens might be real have triggered widespread discussion and speculation in scientific and political circles worldwide.
Did You Solve It? The 'Chapeau' Hat Puzzle Challenge
A new logic puzzle called 'Chapeau' challenges players with a hat-based riddle, testing deductive reasoning and problem-solving skills in a fun, interactive format.
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Child Services Alerted Over High School TPUSA Event
A Turning Point USA event at a Maryland high school prompted parents to contact child protective services over safety fears about student influence and lack of adult supervision.
London School's No-Exclusion Model for Send Inclusion
TCES Nurture primary in London has not excluded a pupil in 25 years, embedding therapy into teaching and focusing on trust to support children with special educational needs and disabilities.
Family Planning Progress in Afghanistan Still Possible
Despite political and social obstacles, experts assert that advancements in family planning services in Afghanistan can continue, with community-led initiatives showing promise.
Smaller Class Sizes Not Always the Answer, Studies Show
New research challenges the assumption that smaller class sizes universally boost student outcomes, highlighting factors like teaching quality and resources as more critical.
Language Learning Should Be Driven by Passion, Not Utility
Educational experts advocate for learning languages based on personal interest rather than perceived usefulness, highlighting cultural and cognitive benefits.
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January 2026: Deadliest Month on Record for Migrants
UN data reveals at least 699 migrants died fleeing homes in January 2026, the deadliest January ever recorded, driven by Mediterranean tragedies and reduced safe pathways.
Half-Term Hacks: Keeping Kids Entertained and Engaged
Discover innovative and budget-friendly ideas to keep children entertained during the half-term break, from DIY crafts to outdoor adventures.
Social Media Use Linked to Loneliness in College Students
A study of 65,000 U.S. college students reveals that spending just two hours daily on social media heightens loneliness risks, with heavy users facing a 38% increased likelihood.
Global Snapshot: Carnival, Lunar New Year, Anti-US Sentiment
A curated selection of photographs from around the world captures vibrant celebrations, political tensions, and daily life moments on Monday, February 16, 2026.
Parents Banned from TPUSA Event Raise Safety Alarms
A Turning Point USA high school event in Maryland led to a Child Protection Services report after parents were excluded, citing transparency and safety issues amid rising youth membership.
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Starmer Pledges Fast Action on Social Media Ban for Children
Prime Minister Keir Starmer commits to acting within months to protect children from addictive social media, with a consultation on bans and restrictions launching in March.
Kitchen Utensils Beat Toys for Child Development
Arizona State University study finds whisks, potato mashers, and other unusual household objects hold children's attention longer than traditional toys, boosting cognitive development.
Iranian Family Made to Pay for Bullet That Killed Son
An Iranian family was reportedly compelled to pay for the bullet that killed their son during anti-regime protests, amid a brutal crackdown where victims' families faced extortion and silencing.
Ukrainian Civilian Casualties Rose 26% in 2025
A new report shows a 26% increase in Ukrainian civilian casualties in 2025, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis amid the conflict.
Humanitarian Law Under Siege in Gaza, Sudan, Ukraine
The erosion of international humanitarian law in conflicts across Gaza, Sudan, and Ukraine poses a grave threat to global stability and civilian protection.
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Kharkiv's Underground Theatre Gives Kids Escape from War Horrors
In Kharkiv, less than 20 miles from Russia, an underground theatre stages ballets like Snow White amid air alerts, providing children with a sanctuary to forget the war's reality.
Starmer Pledges Social Media Ban for Under-16s in Months
Prime Minister Keir Starmer commits to acting within months to protect children from addictive social media, with a consultation launching in March on banning under-16s and restricting infinite scrolling.
Year of the Horse 2026: Lunar New Year Symbolism and Festivities
The Year of the Horse in 2026 brings symbolism of freedom and ambition, as global communities celebrate Lunar New Year with traditions, foods, and cultural events.
Year of the Horse 2026: Lunar New Year Symbolism & Celebrations
The Year of the Horse in 2026 brings symbolism of freedom and ambition as Asian communities worldwide celebrate Lunar New Year with traditions, food, and festivities.
Family Forced to Pay for Bullet That Killed Son in Iran
An Iranian family says they were forced to pay for the bullet that killed their son during a brutal crackdown on protests. Hooman, 37, was among thousands killed in Lahijan.
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Starmer Vows Swift Action on Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges to act in 'months, not years' to protect children from addictive social media platforms, with a consultation launching in March.
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