AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSkills and Connectivity: Malaysia is pushing universities to train graduates in AI and quantum computing as Google plans a US$15 billion investment. A separate public-campus Wi-Fi project has reached 87% of its 538 sites. Afghanistan: A new free, accredited online business degree will give 25 women a route to higher education despite the Taliban’s school ban; its launch comes as U.S. funding for the American University of Afghanistan is set to end. UNESCO estimates 2.6 million Afghan girls and women are excluded from formal education. Education Under Fire: In Jerusalem, more than 33,000 Palestinian children are reportedly receiving no education, amid school closures, restrictions and pressure to adopt the Israeli curriculum. School Security: A cyberattack has reportedly exposed 320,000 school files, prompting warnings to families to stay alert. School Funding: U.S. election results show voters rejecting many local school tax and bond proposals, raising concerns about budgets and planned projects.
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