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Estonia ranks last among European countries in engineer availability, and existing measures to improve the next generation of engineers are deemed insufficient by the National Audit Office.

Sudanese students express their disappointment over the UK government's decision to suspend student visas for applicants from Sudan, impacting their dreams of attending prestigious universities.

Civic groups are demanding accountability and reforms from the Chungbuk Education Office following a series of sexual crimes and school violence incidents.

The Pakistani government has introduced several measures to conserve fuel amidst rising oil prices due to the Middle East crisis, including closing schools and limiting office hours.

The Labor Prosecutor's Office in São Paulo is investigating allegations that the Santa Bárbara municipal education system imposed excessive work hours on teachers, violating their mandated rest periods.

Jillian Segal appointed Greg Craven to assess a report on antisemitism at Australian universities after no firms responded to an open tender due to conflicts of interest.

Soongsil University has entered into an agreement with Dongjak-gu Office, the Seoul Dongjak-Gu Education Support Office, and three universities to establish a career program linking high schools and universities.

The Seoul Education Office will relocate to a new building in Yongsan after 45 years in Jongno, opening some spaces to citizens.

David Walter Aguirre, a respected professor, was found dead in his office, shocking the educational community and his friends and family.

André Maurício Conceição de Souza has officially taken office as the new rector of the Federal University of Sergipe, with educational investments announced for the state by the Education Minister.

In Buenos Aires Province, teachers have gone on strike on the first day of classes due to inadequate salary increases, marking the first such event in six years since Kicillof took office.

The Polish prosecutor's office has declared that the transcripts supposedly involving Lubin's president and a local education official are forgeries, following an investigation into their authenticity.

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has been placed on leave following an FBI raid conducted at his home and district office as the board seeks to ensure operational continuity.

A Brazilian court has temporarily suspended the selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté following a public civil action initiated by the São Paulo state attorney's office.

Melania Trump is set to make history by chairing a UN Security Council meeting, marking the first time a First Lady has held such a position while her spouse is in office.

A European investigation has uncovered a corruption scandal involving university professors, researchers, and educators in Italy, leading to a request for arrests by the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

The European Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian educators and IT company employees for corruption and manipulating public contracts.

Mária Takáčová leads a language program aimed at empowering people in poverty in Slovakia, helping them to gain independence and secure employment.

A North Carolina college instructor and State House candidate was terminated after a recorded rant that included disparaging remarks about conservative figure Charlie Kirk.

Antonio Castilla Algarra, a playwright and figure behind 'los pocholos', influenced Madrid's education sector without seeking formal office, despite the political controversies surrounding his connections with local authorities.

A case has been registered against BJP MLA Umesh Sharma after supporters entered the office of the Director of Education in Dehradun and assaulted him.

In Germany, approximately 1.9 million individuals with higher education faced poverty risks last year, according to data from the Federal Statistical Office.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta highlighted the achievements of her government in a press conference marking one year since the BJP took office in Delhi.

Students from the Luis Villarreal Normal Rural School in Mexico protested at the regional education office, demanding the return of what they believe is their stolen property after vandalizing the premises.

Latvian Minister of Education has committed to reforming education standards following concerns raised by the State Audit Office about the quality oversight in schools.

Rūdolfs Kalvāns from Latvia's Ministry of Education states that not all students require an individual support specialist, referencing a report by the State Audit Office on education in Latvia.

Gyeongnam Education Office has decided to expand the conversion of girls' middle and high schools to coeducational institutions due to a decline in preference for girls' schools and low enrollment rates.

The Latvian Ministry of Education responds to a State Audit Office audit regarding inequalities in primary education, emphasizing both the need for reforms and that some conclusions are outdated.

A state audit in Latvia has concluded that children do not receive equal quality in basic education, despite a unified standard and accredited schools, due to significant discrepancies in teaching approaches and resources.

The Latvian State Audit Office has highlighted significant disparities in the quality of primary education across schools, despite a unified educational standard.

Marx Arriaga, recently dismissed from his position as director of Educational Materials at Mexico's Secretariat of Public Education, vacated his office shortly after receiving his termination notice.

Marx Arriaga, a former education official, stated he can remain in his office indefinitely until his dismissal order arrives.

Marx Arriaga denied he was holed up in his office at the SEP while being evacuated from his office by the staff, despite remaining inside.

The Munich Adult Education Center raises alarm over a sudden ruling by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees that disallows voluntary participation in German language and integration courses, effective retroactively from December 1, 2025.

After more than 80 hours in his office, Marx Arriaga of the SEP plans to leave his position, awaiting official notification of his job status.

Former head of the School Materials Department at Mexico's SEP, Marx Arriaga, claims he hasn't received official notification of his dismissal and intends to remain in his office until he does.

Marx Arriaga, former head of the General Directorate of Educational Materials at Mexico's SEP, protested his removal from office by barricading himself in his office, challenging the current SEP head.

Former SEP education official Marx Arriaga remains barricaded in his office for 48 hours as he resists attempts to evict him by authorities.

Marx Arriaga, recently dismissed from his position in the Mexican Ministry of Education, vows to remain in office until officially notified and rallies support for a 'Protest with Proposal.'

Marx Arriaga, the Director General of Educational Materials in Mexico's Ministry of Public Education, has reportedly been removed from his position, amidst a police eviction attempt.

A union leader in Chubut claims he was offered money by businessmen to obstruct the start of the school year, prompting an investigation by the Specialized Prosecutor's Office.

The São Paulo Public Prosecutor's Office and the Public Defender's Office have filed a lawsuit to suspend key aspects of the civic-military schools program initiated by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas.

The new Vice-Chancellor of Federal University Gashua, Professor Yaqub Geidam, has commenced his role and outlined his agenda for enhancing the university's academic and infrastructural development.

A teacher in Bratislava is accused of bullying students and intimidating their families, leading some parents to transfer their children to other schools.

The São Paulo Prosecutor's Office has filed a lawsuit seeking to halt regulations that allow police officers to teach in civic-military schools.

The Civil Police in Brazil has opened an investigation into claims of racism made by a former porter, Rodnei Ferraz, against students at a private school in Campinas.

The Prime Minister's Office in Israel is seeking to remove the term "massacre" from a proposed law commemorating the events of October 7, leading to a heated discussion in the Knesset's Education Committee.

An 11-year-old boy with Tourette's Syndrome and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) was expelled from a private school in Fortaleza, leading the Ceará Public Prosecutor's Office to intervene and demand his reinstatement.

The Greek Ministry of Education has forwarded all data related to the February 7th incidents at Aristotle University to the Thessaloniki Prosecutor's Office, which has initiated a preliminary investigation.

The Greek Ministry of Education is currently examining evidence related to incidents at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and has forwarded the documents to the Appeals Prosecutor's Office for further investigation.