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A precise understanding of student performance is critical for the success of educational reform in the region
Western volatility is pushing more nations towards solidifying economic networks with reliable, like-minded countries
Using countries' economies to force them to do what you want was hard enough in the 19th century – today, it's even harder
To preserve its traditions, the Islamic world needs more research on smart phones and scrolling culture
If policymakers embrace a strategic view of electricity demand management, flexible data centres can become powerful enablers of a greener grid
This is a step towards addressing critical public health challenges
In the absence of reliable macroeconomic data, academics should consider using a new AI-aided research technique
A system to direct aspirants away from dwindling government jobs would be a results-oriented and cost-effective exercise
A recent decision by the region's six education ministers to introduce the idea into their curriculums is a sage one
The technology is already reviving the notion that humans remain the best tool for studying humans
Europe lacks consensus while the Gulf states have a deficit in defence and security integration. Swapping experiences and ideas could benefit both blocs
Reforms to primary and secondary education, which otherwise take decades to materialise, can be fast-tracked
Iranian elites will wonder what purpose a deal with the US serves if the US itself doesn’t stick to deals
The continent must draw the right lessons from its exclusion at key talks concerning the future of Ukraine
His efforts to streamline the US federal government risk becoming a Soviet-style purge