At the Bangrim Primary School in Gangjin in northern South Korea, older women are catching up on their primary education and at the same time helping to fill empty classes. Many schools in rural areas have had to close as fewer children are being born and families often move to the cities. With less than one child per woman, South Korea has one of the lowest birth rates in the world.
Short news from Kenya.
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Short news from Colombia.
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An interview with the demographer on French voters, the power of the president and the role of education in France.
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In Mahindra in India 240 students from 80 nations study together.
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Short news from South Korea.
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In a new study, the cultural scientist Sigrid Weigel scrutinises Germany’s cultural foreign policy.
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