Kobe University to Establish Major Course for Data Science Human Resource Development from 2027
Kobe University plans to introduce a specialized graduate program focused on data science beginning in April 2027 to meet the growing demand for skilled data analysts.
ENELI KINDSIKO ⟩ Ideological message diverts attention from the actual questions of the Human Development Report
The article critiques Peeter Espak's analysis of the 2026 Human Development Report, emphasizing the importance of understanding the data comprehensively.
CITY IN THE CITY: See what the Luther quarter will look like
A new residential and business district called the Luther quarter is being developed in Tallinn, Estonia, with a focus on creating a car-free, human-centric environment.
Play, a right in childhood and beneficial at any stage of life
The article discusses the fundamental right to play for children and its ongoing benefits throughout life, as recognized by international human rights conventions.
Fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants; expenses effectively funneled back from training institutions
Reports reveal a nationwide fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants managed by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
The enigmatic signs carved by our ancestors to remember information 40,000 years ago
Researchers have discovered that ancient artifacts featuring complex geometric signs were likely used by our ancestors to record information.
Work begins to convert the Helicoide into a public space "to elevate happiness"
The Venezuelan government has announced the start of renovations to convert the Helicoide, a former prison and known torture center, into a public space aimed at social and cultural development.
Gallery: See what the Luther Quarter will look like
The Luther Quarter development in Tallinn aims to create a vibrant urban space focused on people rather than cars, with the first phase set to include underground levels and residential towers, expected to finish by 2029.
Migration as an expression of human freedom is important for economic development, states the ministry
Migration is highlighted as a vital aspect for economic development and human rights by Latvian officials at a conference focused on EU migration.
A GUIDE TO A GOOD LIFE ⟩ The Mental Health of Future Estonians
Estonians are increasingly satisfied with their lives, having risen to become one of the countries with the highest human development, yet psychological problems are worsening.
Guterres Calls for Human Control Over Artificial Intelligence, Washington Rejects
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres advocates for human oversight in AI development, which has faced rejection from the United States, labeling it as 'global governance' of AI.
Education at a Turning Point: The Old Order is Breaking Down, The New is Just Taking Shape
The authors discuss the urgent need for new educational approaches in Estonia as traditional methods become ineffective.
PEETER ESPAK: The Human Development Report Disregards Well-Earning Fathers
Peeter Espak critiques the Human Development Report for neglecting the impact of fathers' income on children's educational outcomes, instead focusing solely on mothers' income.
Sánchez: "The risk of artificial intelligence escaping human control is real"
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasizes the dual nature of artificial intelligence development, advocating for progress while warning about potential risks.
Bishop Košić on Mega Poultry Farms: Development Yes, But It Must Be in Service of Humanity and the Common Good
Bishop Vlado Košić of the Sisak Diocese emphasizes the need for caution and transparency regarding large poultry farm projects, advocating for development that respects human dignity and local community futures.
Jaak Aaviksoo: The chain is off the education bicycle in Estonia
Jaak Aaviksoo discusses the pressing issues within Estonia's education system, emphasizing the need for thorough reform.
NAF officer wins double honours at West African surgeons’ conference
A Nigerian Air Force officer was recognized for his achievements at the West African College of Surgeons conference, highlighting the institution's commitment to human capacity development.
MIDDAY HOUR ⟩ Strandberg: We need to think about how to build even stranger competition models
Journalists discuss the revelations of the human development report regarding education issues in Estonia.
WEEKLY RESPONDER ⟩ Eneli Kindsiko: The journey of a person from birth to death is the art of learning to be human
Estonia's 2026 human development report highlights increasing educational inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health issues among youth.
WEEK'S ANSWER ⟩ Eneli Kindsiko: the journey from birth to death is the art of learning to be human
The latest Estonian human development report highlights significant issues in education, such as inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health problems among youth.
Development of the Fighting (Day 1450): The Russian Army Hits Limits. It Can No Longer Replace Its Human Losses
The Russian army is reportedly struggling with exhaustion and significant human losses as Ukraine continues its counteroffensive operations.
Iodine: The Benefits and Harms, the Right Amount for Optimal Health
The article discusses the importance of iodine as a critical nutrient for human health, particularly in thyroid function and overall growth and development.
Kallas sees ongoing reforms as a solution to the fundamental shortcomings of the education system
Education Minister Kristina Kallas believes that ongoing reforms can address key issues identified in the human development report, particularly in relation to educational inequality.
MATTIAS JÕESAAR ⟩ Ideas that are buried in the graveyard of research
The article discusses the tendency in the public sector for research to become a substitute for solutions instead of a starting point for them.
Uproar after Iran named vice-chair of UN body promoting democracy, women’s rights
Iran has been elected as vice-chair of the UN Commission for Social Development, leading to widespread criticism from human rights advocates.
Bratakos: EBEA and Region are Strategic Partners for a More Competitive, Productive, and Human Attica
Attica's regional government and the EBEA are forming a strategic partnership to enhance the competitiveness and productivity of the region.
Iranian regime representative to promote social inclusion at the UN
The UN's social development commission has appointed an Iranian regime representative as vice-chair, sparking concerns about human rights violations.
KUKU: Kristina Kallas: Teacher qualifications do not affect children's exam results
Estonia's Education Minister Kristina Kallas states that while educational stratification may manifest in the education system, it is not necessarily caused by the system itself.
Report: the abundance of initiatives burdens education
The Estonian Human Development Report discusses the impact of education on society and highlights the overwhelming number of initiatives affecting the education sector.
Report: Estonian Schools and Teachers Overwhelmed by Reforms Without Reducing Burden
A new report highlights that Estonian schools and teachers are inundated with reforms without any reduction in their existing workload.
Live at 13:30: The authors present the Human Development Report
The press conference at 13:30 will feature the presentation of the Human Development Report by its editors.
LIVE ⟩ The Riigikogu discusses the human development report as an important national issue
The Riigikogu is set to discuss the 2026 Estonian Human Development Report, focusing on education's role in society.
Eneli Kindsiko: Cracks in the Success Story of Estonian Education
Eneli Kindsiko discusses the challenges and underutilization of knowledge in the Estonian education system, emphasizing the need for reform to foster a healthy developmental environment.
Read in full: Estonian Human Development Report 2026 | Education as a Reflection of Society
The full text of the Estonian Human Development Report 2026 is now available, highlighting the relationship between education and societal reflection.
Live at 10: the Riigikogu discusses the new Human Development Report on education
The Riigikogu is set to discuss the 2026 Human Development Report focusing on education and its societal implications during a session initiated by the cultural committee.
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT ⟩ Is it worth going to vocational school?
A new Estonian human development report reveals that workers with vocational education earn less than those with a high school education.
The Engine of Estonia's Success
A new human development report highlights critical problems in Estonia's education system, which has traditionally been a primary driver of the country's development.
At 10:00 PM "In the First Studio" Eneli Kindsiko
Eneli Kindsiko discusses the challenges facing Estonian education, particularly the financial disparities impacting children's learning outcomes.
Philip Morris Italy invests in talent
Philip Morris Italia is investing in human resources through a new Sales Academy aimed at training 200 new hires for its transition to smoke-free products.
Mohammed Afaya: Our Renaissance is Suspended as Long as We Do Not Invest in Building Humanity
Mohammed Afaya emphasizes the need for critical thinking and investments in human development for true societal renaissance.
Confirmed at what age a person is considered 'old'
Experts from Stanford University have determined that biological aging officially begins at 78 years old, based on an analysis of plasma proteins from a study of human development.
FGR finds remains in Concordia; investigates if they belong to the kidnapped miners
The discovery of bodies and human remains in Concordia marks a significant development in the investigation of ten missing workers from a mining company in Sinaloa, according to the Federal Attorney General's Office.
Archaeology: How Strange the Stone Age Really Is
The article explores the scant archaeological evidence from the Paleolithic era and speculates on the significance of fire in human evolution, suggesting it fostered the development of language and music.
Kebbi releases N714m for foreign students’ tuition, upkeep
The Kebbi State Government has allocated N714.98 million for the education and maintenance of indigent students studying abroad to enhance human capital development.
‘Part of our biological toolkit’: newborn babies can anticipate rhythm in music, researchers find
Researchers have found that newborn babies can anticipate musical rhythm, suggesting a fundamental human propensity that may begin in the womb.
Al-Awlaki from the Web Summit: We are building an integrated innovation system that preserves Qatar's knowledge value
Neda Al-Awlaki emphasized at the Web Summit that Qatar's National Research, Development and Innovation Council is leading a strategy to create a comprehensive innovation system integrating scientific research, startups, large national companies, and the government sector to address national challenges and build human and institutional capacities.
Foreign envoys commend Zulum’s investment in education
Borno State Governor Prof. Babagana Zulum received praise from a delegation of foreign ambassadors for his administration's significant investment in education and human capital development, which are key to resolving the state's ongoing humanitarian challenges.
The therapy that helps you become more spontaneous and live "lighter"
Primal Dance is a personal development method aimed at restoring natural and spontaneous movements often stifled by socialization, promoting emotional connection and authentic human encounters through group energy work.
A Spaniard leads a breakthrough that could accelerate the HIV vaccine
A Spanish scientist has made significant progress that could lead to accelerated development of an HIV vaccine, pending funding for human trials.
This Sunday with VIMA: Aristotle - "On Intoxication, On Virtues and Vices, and On the Universe"
This Sunday, VIMA offers a special philosophical journey featuring three distinct essays attributed to Aristotle, exploring lesser-known yet enriching aspects of Aristotelian thought relevant to human development and the learning process.