AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAfghanistan Education Crisis: Five years after the Taliban returned to power, UN and WFP reporting highlights a “lost generation” as girls and women remain barred from education beyond elementary level and food aid fails to reach many families; School Transport Costs: In Ireland, school bus contractors warn that rising diesel prices and unclear support details could disrupt services as the new academic year starts; Campus Antisemitism & Student Safety: A debate over how elite universities handle antisemitism and Israel/Gaza tensions continues, with Jewish students speaking out after major campus reporting; Military-Linked Schooling Curriculum: The US Department of Defense Education Activity plans a “Western civilization and Christianity” course for schools serving military families, drawing criticism from historians and educators; Student Mobility & Visas: Palestinian students face visa rejections for Irish university placements, while separate reporting flags US visa bottlenecks contributing to a sustained drop in Indian student numbers; Youth Skills in Kuwait: talabat and AIESEC run “Next Tech Gen” to bring AI and digital skills sessions into Kuwaiti youth and university settings.
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