Sarah Moin, a 19-year-old from Lucknow, has achieved an outstanding 98.75% in her ISC Class 12 exams despite facing profound visual and hearing impairments. Her remarkable score, including perfect marks in Geography and…

Read on Spill The News

Dawn Pakistan·policy

The shifting sands of Asia

THERE is a specific kind of quiet that settles over a capital city when its ruling elite begins to realise that the ground beneath their feet is moving. In Canberra and Melbourne, among the scholars and officials who…

Read on Spill The News

Dawn Pakistan·policy

Microsoft removes Israeli names for occupied West Bank

TECH giant Microsoft has removed misleading Israeli designations used in the occupied West Bank and included Palestinian geographical names in its digital maps in accordance with international law, Anadolu Agency…

Read on Spill The News

Dawn Pakistan·research

The Hormuz digital chokepoint: How does the war on Iran threaten subsea cables?

Iran warned last week that submarine cables in the Strait of Hormuz were a vulnerable point for the region’s digital economy, raising concerns about potential attacks on critical infrastructure. The narrow waterway,…

Read on Spill The News

Dawn Pakistan·policy

Lessons in mediation

OVER most of the past year, Pakistan’s role in US-Iran diplomacy remained quiet, familiar and carefully limited; functioning as a channel passing messages and keeping lines of open when direct contact between two…

Read on Spill The News

Dawn Pakistan·research

Studying hard and still blanking in exams?

Every time exams come around, you are told to make a proper schedule, wake up early, drink water, be the responsible and disciplined child. And then somehow, many of you end up on your bed every night around 2 am with…

Read on Spill The News

Dawn Pakistan·policy

WWF-Pakistan highlights 'potentially irreversible risks' of development work at Margalla foothills

The World Wide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-P) on Friday highlighted “potentially irreversible risks” and “ecological degradation” from development work at the foothills of Islamabad’s Margalla Hills, calling for the…

Read on Spill The News

Education Review AU·edtech

Artemis II matters to primary school students

When the crew of Artemis II returned to Earth, they spoke about something deceptively simple: perspective. Looking down at our planet – fragile, borderless and shared – they described humanity as one. Not divided by…

Read on Spill The News

Waseda University News·higher-ed

Examining the Impact of Sanctioned Elites on Authoritarian Realignment

A researcher investigates how economic elites responded to deterioration of democratic checks and balances in the Japanese legislature ( 1936 – 1942) The prevailing international environment is marked by rising…

Read on Spill The News

Geography Teacher

Education news for this role

Lucknow student with visual, hearing impairment scores 98.75% in ISC exams

The shifting sands of Asia

Microsoft removes Israeli names for occupied West Bank

The Hormuz digital chokepoint: How does the war on Iran threaten subsea cables?

Lessons in mediation

Studying hard and still blanking in exams?

WWF-Pakistan highlights 'potentially irreversible risks' of development work at Margalla foothills

Artemis II matters to primary school students

Examining the Impact of Sanctioned Elites on Authoritarian Realignment

Compensation

Apply Now