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Harvard and MIT say withdrawing visas from foreign students whose courses move fully online is "chaos".

Foreign students whose courses move completely online may have to move universities to stay in the US.

Education is one of the sectors of the global economy that is being hardest hit by the pandemic.

Julia Gillard says investing in girls' education is the key to reducing global poverty.

The number of Chinese students coming to the UK has increased by more than 30% in the last five years.

The UK moves upwards in global school league tables - but with low levels of life satisfaction.

But Andreas Schleicher says there are reasons to be positive about the future.

From puppets in Congress to play-based learning in war zones, here are some of the biggest milestones.

The UN's education agency says global targets on improving education are going to be missed.

The foreign secretary says that poverty and extremism are often rooted in societies that do not educate girls.

A PE teacher, who plays for Spurs, is shortlisted in a competition to find the world's best teacher.

EU students at university in England will continue to be treated as home students for another year.

While the cost of college education in the US has reached record highs, Germany has abandoned tuition fees altogether for both German and international students. An increasing number of US students are taking advantage.

Education systems should work together to tackle extremism, says Tony Blair, in the wake of the Christchurch mosque attacks.

A science teacher who gives most of his salary to support poor pupils wins the Global Teacher Prize.

Chile's universities are warning about a lack of funding after high fees are removed for many students.

The French are planning a new commemoration to the battle of Agincourt. How should a museum depict a famous defeat?

UK universities perform well in subject league tables but there are warnings that depends on EU partnerships.