The Aporia
9 articles about 8 events for “Coalition Education Plan” from The Guardian.
“The Coalition’s migration plan risks breaching Australia’s free trade agreement with India, signed by the former Morrison government, allowing Indian students to stay and work for up to four years after completing their studies.”
“Responding to news the Coalition plan would halve Australia’s already grudging humanitarian intake, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s Jana Favero said Taylor was out of touch with everyday Australians.”
“The coalition that has drawn millions of Americans into the streets to fight for democracy over the past two years is shifting its strategy this weekend.”
“The boat carried him through 11 villages – some only reachable by water or small plane, and most with fewer than 300 residents, and fewer still who could recall the last time they had seen a candidate for Alaska governor, Republican, Democrat or independent.”
“In a speech to the Migration Institute of Australia, the assistant minister for international education, Julian Hill, said the changes will stop the increase of “permanently temporary” migration.”
“For over two years most polls have predicted that the coalition of parties led by prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu will collectively slip below the 61-seat threshold needed to form a government.”
“The education minister, Giuseppe Valditara, said the measures, set to take effect in the 2027-28 school year, would affect about 1,000 classrooms, or about 0.3% of the total nationwide.”
“Labour minister Bärbel Bas, also of the SPD, said the plans needed a “reality check”, but said “nothing would be more lethal than letting this coalition break apart over some technicality”.”
“…son spoke as the preliminary count for Sunday’s election was finally completed, with 176 seats for the left-leaning opposition parties – a narrow three-seat majority over the right-leaning ruling Tidö coalition supported by the far-right Sweden Democrats…”