The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Euclid telescope has identified 31 of the oldest known quasars in the early universe, according to a study published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics. These extremely distant, luminous objects date back to a period when the universe was in its infancy, providing new data on the growth of supermassive … Read more
Quality education is not merely a product of curriculum and classrooms; it is fundamentally driven by the quality of leadership. This central premise is the cornerstone of the latest findings from UNESCO, highlighting that effective leadership is the second most important factor explaining learning outcomes globally. From school principals to government legislators, the capacity to … Read more
Botanists and nature enthusiasts in Switzerland are celebrating a remarkable horticultural event as a rare giant spear lily has bloomed at the Geneva Botanical Garden. The flowering marks the end of a prolonged period of dormancy, with reports indicating the plant had not bloomed for 43 years. The appearance of the bloom is considered a … Read more
Recent discussions in Bamako have highlighted a concerted effort to align UNESCO‘s priorities with Mali’s national development goals. This three-day consultation brought together key institutional stakeholders, demonstrating a shared commitment to strengthening collaboration and optimizing program implementation. The strategic session was jointly led by UNESCO, Mali’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the … Read more