How a TV contest became the latest front in the battle of French identity politics
A Muslim woman's appearance on 'The Voice' prompts an alignment of Left and Right.
Education and exclusion for special needs students in Indonesia
At one school in central Java, dedicated teachers are at the vanguard of a field largely ignored by the country's policymakers.
Power, authority and the will to change: Female genital mutilation in Nigeria’s Osun state
Education may be making inroads against a brutal practice.
The French school system and the war on radicalization
How one teacher is trying to redefine the debate about secularism.
In Indonesia, one language for all?
Efforts to instill national unity are diminishing regional identities.
A people without a voice in Nigeria’s oil-producing towns
Poor leadership, corruption and lack of accountability have helped make the Niger-Delta region one of the country’s most underdeveloped areas.
A safe space for Indonesia’s transgender Muslims
A Jakarta school enables students to rediscover their faith.
Saudi “philanthrocapitalism” in Indonesian educational spaces
JAKARTA, Indonesia — An entourage of 1,500 people, consisting of more than 800 delegates, 25 princes and 10 ministers. Over 500 tons of cargo, including two Mercedes Benz limousines and two electric elevators. Seven planes. All for a one-week trip to Indonesia. The grandeur of the proposed visit by King Salman bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud,
It’s tradition: Female genital mutilation in Nigeria
ABUJA, Nigeria — Fourteen-year-old Chioma just recently began menstruating. Her father sits in his village compound with five male friends who happen to be local chiefs to discuss her coming of age and make plans for a special ceremony. “Finally my daughter will be welcomed fully into womanhood and I can start entertaining suitors,” he