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Georgia State Superintendent Richard Woods has announced that school districts can use state funding to offer Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies classes. This decision comes after initial plans to restrict the financing of the course sparked widespread controversy and backlash.

The Government of South Sudan, the World Bank, and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) have embarked on a collaborative initiative to bolster the climate resilience of smallholder farmers. According to reports from India Education Diary, this initiative seeks to mitigate the impacts of recurring floods and other extreme weather conditions that have plagued the region.

The University of Sydney recently welcomed Vietnam's Ambassador to Australia, His Excellency Pham Hung Tam, to discuss ways to strengthen educational ties between the two countries. During his visit, Ambassador Tam met with university executives, including Vice-President Kirsten Andrews, to address critical issues such as student experience and immigration policies affecting Vietnamese students in Australia.

Turkey presents diverse opportunities for global representation, spanning cultural, diplomatic, and economic spheres. As a bridge between East and West, it offers strategic advantages for businesses seeking to expand into Eurasian markets.

The recent high-level defence conclave in New Delhi has underscored the evolving and robust partnership between India and the United States.

The Asia Youth Future Network (AYFN) has announced that applications are now open for its fully-funded Autumn Culture Camps in Tokyo, Japan, and Seoul, South Korea. These programs offer young individuals a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in Japanese and Korean cultures without needing an IELTS score.