The Irish Times view on women’s education in Afghanistan: rolling back rights
There can be no question of recognising the Taliban administration unless the situation for women improves
Outrage as Taliban reverse decision to allow girls attend secondary school
Schools in Afghanistan planned to reopen on Wednesday but girls ordered to return home
The desert has made an imprint on the landscape of my soul
I have met inspiring Arab women through my work says Padraig Downey, an Irish theatre maker in Dubai
Coronavirus: South Korea closes most schools in Seoul after resurgence
Reinfections raise concerns about immunity as case total reaches 23.7m worldwide
‘Stay out of my moist breath zone’: Covid-19 song takes the drool out of school
New Zealand school principal writes tune to help children returning to classes
Deleted pages suggest China clamping down on coronavirus research
Move is likely to be part of attempt to control the narrative surrounding the pandemic
Singapore halts use of Zoom for home-schooling after hack reports
Hackers have reportedly breached some of the sessions and posted obscene images
Does Ireland have too many universities?
European trends are towards consolidating a few elite places of higher education – at a time when Irish policy is to create more universities
Philippe speech fails to end French transport strikes
Protests over pension changes are set to continue over the weekend
Ask Brian: Can I teach in an Irish classroom even though I qualified abroad?
The Teaching Council assesses the qualifications of out-of-State teachers
Tencent loses €17bn in value after China attacks myopia with gaming curbs
Shares fall by more than 5% as authorities suggest plans may limit number of online games
China’s students lead charge in #MeToo campaign
Efforts to stop sexual harassment are hampered by censorship and strict social controls
Police detain teacher after accusations of abuse at Beijing kindergarten
China's cabinet orders nationwide investigation into pre-school facilities
French issue permit for Eimear Noonan’s family to bring remains home
Principal pays tribute to ‘dynamic’ and ‘kind’ student teacher from Co Clare
‘I want to give back to Ireland, the country that gave me rights’
Malak Bouod arrived from Libya in 2014
A teaching revolution that ‘makes the classes come alive’
Donegal school has become one of the top-ranking in Ireland after ditching focus on ‘chalk and talk’, moving to Canadian student-led model
Backlash against bullfighting courses in Spanish schools
430,000 signatories to petition opposing plans to create course in state schools
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