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Georgia’s students take their lectures to the streets 

Students at Georgia’s Ilia State University have come together to form a new protest movement against the ruling party’s election rigging.

Georgia’s students take their lectures to the streets 

By Shota Kincha

Students at Georgia’s Ilia State University have come together to form a new protest movement against the ruling party’s election rigging.

Georgia’s Education Ministry withholds full accreditation from Ilia State University 

A former staff member has said that the decision came after ISU staff and students opposed the foreign agent law.

Georgia’s Education Ministry withholds full accreditation from Ilia State University 

A former staff member has said that the decision came after ISU staff and students opposed the foreign agent law.

Decision to reduce Russian classes in schools leads to debate in Armenia

Some on social media have misinterpreted a Sputnik report as saying that Armenia was cutting all Russian language classes in schools.

Decision to reduce Russian classes in schools leads to debate in Armenia

Some on social media have misinterpreted a Sputnik report as saying that Armenia was cutting all Russian language classes in schools.

Lecturer accuses Yerevan State University of firing staff over opposition protests

The lecturer has claimed that the university fired around ten of his colleagues for similar reasons.

Lecturer accuses Yerevan State University of firing staff over opposition protests

The lecturer has claimed that the university fired around ten of his colleagues for similar reasons.

Change of school history subject title stirs controversy in Armenia

The government assured the public that the curriculum would not be changed.

Change of school history subject title stirs controversy in Armenia

The government assured the public that the curriculum would not be changed.

Datablog | How has Georgia changed in the last decade?

Georgians tend to believe that poverty, crime, and corruption have increased in the last decade, while affordable healthcare has become more accessible. But public data does not always match these assessments.

Datablog | How has Georgia changed in the last decade?

By Givi Silagadze

Georgians tend to believe that poverty, crime, and corruption have increased in the last decade, while affordable healthcare has become more accessible. But public data does not always match these assessments.

Yerevan’s Brusov University students protest merger

Hundreds of students from Yerevan’s Brusov State University have protested a decision to merge their university with two others in the Yerevan.

Yerevan’s Brusov University students protest merger

Hundreds of students from Yerevan’s Brusov State University have protested a decision to merge their university with two others in the Yerevan.

Armenia’s ageing sciences: can the demographic decline be reversed? 

Universities and research institutes are failing to attract young people to the sciences in Armenia.

Armenia’s ageing sciences: can the demographic decline be reversed? 

By Anna Sahakyan

Universities and research institutes are failing to attract young people to the sciences in Armenia.

The cost of speaking out: Azerbaijani student activists face intimidation and expulsion

For over a decade, authorities have reportedly pressured, blackmailed, and excluded Azerbaijani student activists from education 

The cost of speaking out: Azerbaijani student activists face intimidation and expulsion

By Ali Zeynal

For over a decade, authorities have reportedly pressured, blackmailed, and excluded Azerbaijani student activists from education 

Datablog | Young people in Georgia want the government to focus on education

Recently released data shows that young people in Georgia want more than they receive.

Datablog | Young people in Georgia want the government to focus on education

By Tamar Khoshtaria

Recently released data shows that young people in Georgia want more than they receive.