Russia uses failed exams to funnel students into army in occupied territories, militarizing Ukrainian youth, lawyer says
Russia is allegedly pressuring Ukrainian students in occupied territories to join the military if they fail exams, according to a lawyer.
Will millions of children’s education be destroyed by war? Watch this report
According to a report by Save the Children, 520 million children in war-affected areas of the Middle East are deprived of education.
Do you know the basics of history? Almost everyone should score at least 6 points in this test
A Finnish publication encourages people to test their knowledge of basic historical facts, with emphasis on the Finnish War of 1808-1809.
VIDEOS: DF1 Thursday, March 19, 2026
The article discusses various news highlights, including rising fuel prices, political reactions to the war in Iran, and educational trends in Brazil.
Children's Literature Writer Tsune Yamanaka Passes Away - BOKURA Shokokumin Series
Well-known children's author Tsune Yamanaka, noted for his series 'BOKURA Shokokumin,' has passed away at the age of 94.
If you want peace, prepare for war
The article criticizes the decline of national defense education in Estonian schools, emphasizing its negative impact on youth's willingness to defend the country.
Baltic University – An 80 Year Old Wonder in the Ruins
The Baltic University, established on March 16, 1946, in the British occupation zone of Germany, serves as a noteworthy example of international cooperation and the pursuit of education by our people.
Time to apply for education - here are the jobs
Demand for officers and engineers is rising due to war concerns, while opportunities for architects and cultural workers appear less optimistic.
Time to Search for Education – Here Are the Jobs
The demand for officers and engineers is increasing due to war concerns, while the outlook for architects and cultural workers appears less promising.
Without transportation and only near a protected space: In parts of the country, students will return to school for the first time since the outbreak of the war
Some regions in Israel are set to resume in-person learning amid ongoing war conditions, dependent on adequate protective infrastructure.
Iranian attacks in Riyadh: "Does it look like war to you?"
Recent Iranian drone attacks in Riyadh have led to significant disruptions for local families, particularly affecting children's education.
Five educational institutions damaged in Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast
A Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast damaged five educational institutions, provoking concerns about children's safety and education.
Hegseth increases pressure on US war colleges
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has initiated a task force to assess US senior service colleges, aiming to eliminate what he describes as 'woke ideology' and to ensure a focus on military education.
Woman, 100, returns to school for first time since outbreak of World War Two
A 100-year-old woman named Maureen Smith has made a nostalgic visit to her old school in Surrey, marking her first return since being forced to abandon her education due to World War II in 1939.
In Ukraine, war forces schools below ground to keep classes going
In Ukraine, ongoing conflict has led to schools relocating below ground to continue educational activities safely.
Testimony of Ignatios Orfanidis: We founded Makronisos. Out of the eight thousand brought by the 'Kios', only two thousand remained in the end
Ignatios Orfanidis shares his experiences of life in the small Greek settlement of Ai-Ennes, detailing the community's demographics, education, and agriculture before World War I.
Ukrainian high school students: "I would recommend living in Lithuania, because there are very good people here"
Ukrainian students in Alytus express their appreciation for the kindness of Lithuanians as they adapt to their new life amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Iran Konkur Exam: If Failed, Recruitment into the Army Will Follow
The Konkur entrance exam in Iran serves not just as a college admission test but is also a means for many students to avoid military service amidst the war environment.
"Oh hell!" – a teacher faced an impossible task in Putin's Russia
A Russian teacher, Pavel Talankin, lost his job and fled the country after opposing the spread of war propaganda in schools.
Gordon Brown calls for international criminal court for crimes against children
Gordon Brown advocates for the establishment of an international court to prosecute crimes against children in conflict zones.
At the Doorsteps of a UK Visa: A Stalled Future for Dozens of Sudanese Students
The article discusses the impact of the UK’s recent decision to halt student visas for Sudanese students, highlighting the personal story of a graduate whose educational aspirations have been thwarted.
If Failed, Army...! Students are Trembling to Sit for Iran's Entrance Exam
In Iran, students face the dual fear of a highly competitive national entrance exam, known as Konkur, and mandatory military service, exacerbated by current wartime conditions.
Without protection and without internet, the war leaves Arab students behind
Arab students in Israel face significant challenges in remote learning due to internet connectivity issues and lack of computers.
War in the Middle East: Education assistant: "We now maintain clinics and ambulances"
The escalation in the Middle East is worsening the humanitarian situation, affecting Jacqueline Flory's work with her organization that provides schooling and humanitarian aid to refugees.
Pakistan in Panic Mode Due to Iran War... PM Shahbaz Sets 13 Rules for Schools, Colleges, and Offices
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.
Is Tug-of-War with Lions 'Ecological Education'?... 'We Must Ban Reckless Handling and Feeding'
A recent discussion highlights ongoing illegal animal handling practices in South Korean zoos, despite a law prohibiting them.
Ukraine's war through the letters of its children
Ukrainian children share their poignant experiences of displacement and loss due to the ongoing war, shedding light on their hopes and fears for the future.
The celebration of Iranian girls
The article emphasizes the struggle and importance of Iranian women and girls in the context of the International Women's Day celebrations, calling for their recognition amidst the war.
War Begins in School. "Mr. Nobody vs. Putin" - A Lesson That Cannot Be Ignored
The Oscar-nominated film "Mr. Nobody vs. Putin" critiques the war propaganda in Russia through the lens of a provincial teacher's experience.
The Peace Taught by Elementary School 'Storytellers' who Want to Get Along with Others
An exhibition commemorating the Great Kawasaki Air Raid began in Kawasaki City, with local elementary school students presenting what they learned about peace alongside narratives from survivors.
Russian strike hits Kharkiv school for third time, blowing out 160 windows
A Kharkiv school has suffered extensive damage from a Russian strike for the third time since the beginning of the war, with 160 windows shattered and classrooms affected.
Review: The Things that Remained in the Snow, by Ana Jusid
The posthumously published book 'The Things that Remained in the Snow' by Ana Jusid recounts her experiences in Moscow during the Cold War and reflects on the search for happiness in a challenging political climate.
Watch.. the moment a primary school west of Tehran was targeted on the first day of the war
CCTV captured the moment a boys' school in Qazvin, west of Tehran, was hit by a missile strike on the first day of hostilities in the US-Israeli war against Iran.
“School Bags Stained with Blood, Global Educators Outraged”
Following the bombing of an elementary school in Iran that killed at least 165 students and staff, South Korean educators denounced the attack as a war crime.
Anxieties, Apathy, and Disconnection: How a Sequence of Wars Affects Youth?
Amid ongoing conflicts, Israeli teenagers express feelings of relief and boredom, adjusting to the new normal of war.
Educating in Times of War
The article discusses the challenges of promoting education amidst pervasive themes of conflict and violence in Mexico and worldwide.
Amid the war in the Middle East, the US places Melania Trump to preside over the UN Security Council meeting
Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting focusing on children and education in conflict areas amid US-Israeli operations against Iran.
Instruments should be played, not kept in a cupboard! The initiative "Send Music to Ukraine" has concluded
The initiative 'Send Music to Ukraine' encouraged donations of used musical instruments to support music schools in Ukraine affected by the war.
CBSE Alert in Shadow of War: Exams for 10th and 12th Grades Postponed from Bahrain to UAE
The CBSE has postponed the 10th and 12th-grade board exams scheduled for March 2, 2026, in several Middle Eastern countries due to worsening security conditions.
No school tomorrow, uncertainty beyond Purim
The Israeli Ministry of Education has cancelled classes for tomorrow due to the ongoing war in Iran, instead conducting remote sessions focused on educational discourse and emotional processing related to Purim celebrations.
Hegseth bans military from attending Princeton, Columbia, other elite universities: 'Wokeness and weakness'
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced a ban on military attendance at elite universities, accusing them of fostering anti-American sentiment.
A school in Madrid to protect the identity of Ukraine
A school in Madrid, Dyvosvit, offers Ukrainian students cultural and educational support while their families navigate the challenges of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Riga Ukrainian Secondary School has been accepting refugee children since 2014
The Riga Ukrainian Secondary School has been providing education to several hundred Ukrainian war refugees since 2014, teaching them in Latvian and addressing challenges in language comprehension.
Professor: The idea of war with Russia is not entirely foreign to Finnish students
A recent university event focused on how education and research continue amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting the impact on students and institutions.
Rebuilding Ukraine begins in the classroom
The article discusses the critical role of education in rebuilding Ukraine amidst the devastation of war, highlighting the impact of the ongoing conflict on schools and children's safety.
Her father died in battle: "The war has taken so much"
Sixteen-year-old Veronika from Zlatopil in the Kharkiv region shares her traumatic experiences following her father's death in the ongoing war in Ukraine.
VIDEOS: DF2 of Monday, February 23, 2026
A mix of news highlights including a shooting incident at a Mexican airport, Trump facing criticism over potential war strategies, a record year in housing sales, and discussions about AI regulations in Brazilian schools.
Children of Gaza are living in difficult conditions and a harsh reality
Children in Gaza are enduring dire humanitarian conditions due to the Israeli war, suffering from the collapse of health, water, and education systems.
Ukraine: ordinary people doing extraordinary things
The article highlights the resilience and resourcefulness of Ukrainian civilians amid severe winter conditions caused by the ongoing war.
Studying Amid War Two Years Before College Entrance: I Achieved My Dream of Entering Pharmacy School
A young Palestinian woman shares her struggles of continuing her education during the ongoing conflict in Gaza, as she dreams of becoming a pharmacist.