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Some of the improvements in service Israel Railways is aspiring to depend on the widening of the tracks and the railway’s electrification system, which has taken over two decades to implement.

Experts say socioeconomic gaps, little room for creativity or flexibility have harmed students’ potential to learn and schools’ ability to teach, with education system already lagging behind in many aspects, compared to OECD counterparts

On November 20, 2021, two presidential candidates in The Gambia took to the stage in an historic moment to debate their policies and plans ahead of the December 4 presidential election. This was the first debate between presidential candidates since The Gambia became an independent state in 1965. Until December 2016, when Gambians voted out then-President Yahya Jammeh, the mere discussion of politics or the slightest criticism of the country’s leadership could result in arrest, forced disappea...

Opinion: It seems the government, which had so successfully dealt with the Delta variant and managed to hold off the Omicron strain for a while, is now failing to agree on a common plan, leaving the public to their own devices

A 46-year-old woman was slightly injured after being attacked by a wild boar in the West Bank near the Shaked

There are roughly 5,500 chickens with the virus on an organic farm in Barak - Click the link for more details.

H5N1 virus infects 5,000 chickens in community of Barak; Agriculture Ministry says it's concerned about human infection

For three years Hadas Hakimi has been informing parents about abusive preschool and day care staff around the country. 'Out of every 10 day cares tested, eight come back improper'

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel including in Jerusalem, Herzliya, Hod Hasharon, Netanya, Nahariya, Afula, Sderot and Arad.

Opinion: The pandemic has shed light on some major problems, such as violence and a mass shortage of manpower; if government does not address these issues soon, repercussions could be catastrophic