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Rich countries spend 41 times more on each child's education. AJLabs looks at the classroom inequality around the world
Pakistan's Federal Secretary for Education said over 1.2 million students are now enrolled across 30,543 non-formal education centres nationwide, following the declaration of a National Education Emergency.

Teachers across the United States are being pushed to reckon with artificial intelligence in the classroom, and one of the country’s largest labor unions is stepping in with training backed by major technology…
Google?s first local office in Pakistan is being framed as a signal of deeper technology investment, with officials pointing to digital skills, AI, startups and IT exports as the next test.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reviewed progress on the establishment of Daanish University, reiterating that providing quality, modern and merit-based education to talented and deserving Pakistani students remains a…
The ANU AI cheating debate has exposed a wider pressure point in Australian higher education, with universities under growing pressure to protect the credibility of assessments as students increasingly use generative…
Legislation recently passed by the Knesset is meant to dismantle the Palestinian education system in East

Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir and a POWERUS delegation discuss defence technology, manufacturing, procurement and critical infrastructure.
Karachi’s Directorate of College Education has issued a formal directive mandating professional attire for teaching and non-teaching staff, citing concerns over the impact of casual clothing on the academic environment
Pakistan students are watching fresh education updates including FBISE result announcements and a QAU admissions test waiver.

NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts program has announced 18 Phase I awards totaling $3.2 million, funding early-stage research into technology concepts ranging from hovering robots for lunar lava tube exploration to a…

Pakistan's higher education sector is debating how to implement new student AI expectations alongside a compulsory course planned from fall 2026.

Denmark is moving to tighten school rules as it tries to stop students from using artificial intelligence to cheat on coursework and exams. According to the government announcement reported by The Guardian Technology…
AI manifestos from technology bosses are becoming a familiar ritual, revealing a fight to shape public trust before regulation, lawsuits or product failures define the story.
AI is moving beyond chatbots into toys, dolls and robots built to befriend children. A leading child-development expert says the technology offers real promise but also risks crowding out human relationships.
MIT remains first in the QS World University Rankings 2027, while universities from Singapore, Hong Kong and China feature prominently near the top.

Reading and mathematics scores across OECD countries have fallen to the lowest levels recorded by PISA, raising fresh concern about whether school systems are rebuilding basic skills fast enough after years of…

Bill Gates says artificial intelligence could widen inequality and disrupt employment unless governments build stronger protections and institutions.
Canada has announced more than $47 million in assistance for security and development projects in Pakistan, as foreign ministers from the two countries held talks in Islamabad on Monday focused on trade, investment and…
Protesters want Dharmendra Pradhan to be sacked over serial exam leaks. But that's not how Modi

Pakistan is using LEAP 2026 in Riyadh to pursue closer technology cooperation with Saudi Arabia while presenting its startups and digital reform agenda.

Trump plans to establish an AI Force to monitor technology, ignoring calls for caution as fears over artificial intelligence grow

Europe faces critical choices regarding AI technology, absent from vital safety debates amid fears of dependency on U.S. and China solutions
Afghan women describe how restrictions on education, work, movement and healthcare have reshaped daily life five years after the Taliban returned to power.