Posted by The Guardian | Jul 13, 2026 | Afghanistan, Education, Global development, Global education, Higher education, Human rights, Islam, Journalism education, Media, South and Central Asia, Student experience, Taliban, The Guardian, Universities, Women under the Taliban, Women's rights and gender equality, World News |
Five years after the ultra-conservative Islamists retook Afghanistan, students describe male pupils being beaten for minor rule breaches and inexperienced teachers struggling to deliver lessonsBefore he leaves for Kabul...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 13, 2026 | Australia news, Film, Sam Neill, Television & radio, The Guardian, UK news, US news |
Versatile character actor who gained international star status with standout performances in Jurassic Park and The PianoNeill dies aged 78His 20 best performancesA life in pictures‘A true gentleman’: actors, directors and...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 13, 2026 | Labour, Labour party leadership, Politics, The Guardian, UK news |
Cather Atkinson hinted that the Home Office may threaten to stop issuing visas to Pakistan unless it agrees to accept Shabir AhmedGood morning. Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary, will be in the Commons for much of the...
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Indonesia’s government is grappling with how to manage waste at Bantar Gebang – Jakarta’s largest landfill – which supports the livelihood of thousands of waste pickersOn the outskirts of Jakarta, huge rolling peaks of rubbish...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Jul 13, 2026 | Culture, Television, Television & radio, The Guardian |
This documentary about the billionaires who want to rip up society’s rules in favour of CEOs somehow manages to be more entertaining than terrifying. Although at times it’s a close call …Matt Shea’s documentary is bookended by...
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