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Education in Danger Monthly News Brief, November 2020 Format Burkina Faso 06 November 2020: In Kossodo neighbourhood, Ouagadougou, an unidentified perpetrator threw a Molotov cocktail at the mosque of the Kossodo campus, causing a fire. The incident is believed to be related to a dispute between students. Sources: Le Monde and The Canadian Burundi 17 November 2020: In Mugongomanga commune, Bujumbura Rural province, a teacher was abducted by National Intelligence Service (SNR) officers. His whereabouts remain unknown. Source: ACLED1 Cameroon 03 November 2020: In Kumbo city, Bui department, Nor...

India Claims China Is Supporting Insurgents on Its Border With Burma NEW DELHI—Indian officials are accusing China of supporting insurgents who have been active in recent months in its northeast region. The insurgents are being provided with weapons by Chinese proxies inside Burma (also known as Myanmar), according to Indian media, and are helping China open a new battlefront on India’s northeastern border, at a time when India–China relations are already tense because of a conflict in Ladakh in north-western India. “There are telltale signs, which indicate that the Chinese have been ...

'Wait and see' is the theme for final December indoor service for central Pa. restaurants Neil Strebig, York Daily Record © Neil Strebig, York Daily Record Inside the Knotty Pine Tavern in Emigsville on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. Following a new statewide mandate on COVID-19 mitigation, indoor dining will be prohibited from Saturday, Dec. 12 through Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. On Wednesday, Brandon Monaco celebrated the birth of his third child. On Friday night he was behind the bar at The First Post in Springettsbury Township.  "I wanted to come back and make some money while I ca...

€29.90 Indeed, chess has become more popular than ever, in the world and especially in India. First of all the game was invented there, secondly they have a vast population (1.3 billion!) – and unlike China have only one version of chess. So everyone who is interested in this sort of strategic game lands on the version we know – and not on Xiangqi, which is what a vast majority of Chinese play. But there is a third reason for the unprecedented rise in popularity in recent years: India has a chess god. Anand has changed a country that was lagging in chess (I have descr...

This week in our WiCipedia roundup: STEM college numbers aren't adding up; Tesla's first diversity report; women on the moon; and more. A new study from the Center for an Urban Future found that the public City University of New York (CUNY) nearly doubled the amount of STEM graduates in the past decade, but racial and gender disparities persisted, The City reported. Women make up 58% of the CUNY student population, and Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) students make up 55% of the population, but those same groups only represent 19% and 31% of the STEM program, respectively. While ...