A group of South Korean students has taken legal action against the government, alleging that their college entrance examination concluded 90 seconds earlier than scheduled, as reported by BBC.

South Korean students sue government for ending exam 90 seconds too soon

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) will be shortened by an hour starting on July 26 of this year, according to the Education Testing Service (ETS).

TOEFL to be shortened by an hour from July, test takers to receive real-time score card

Salman Khan to Sara Ali Khan: All breathtaking looks from IIFA 2022 green carpet

A UK lecturer who claimed that she was axed for having a loud voice has been awarded more than £100,000 after winning a claim for unfair dismissal. Dr Annette Plaut, 60, who was teaching at the University of Exeter’s physics department for 30 years, claimed that a combination of her being female and loud led to her dismissal from the university, according to BBC.

UK lecturer who was sacked for having ‘loud voice' awarded more than £100,000 by court

Chinese universities, higher education and research must be preserved from the wrath of political parties

China: zero tolerance for academic freedom

Reporters Without Borders calls the arrests 'an unbelievable low for press freedom in Turkey', which has imprisoned over a dozen journalists

Turkish demonstrators protest arrest of 2 journalists and 1 academic for 'terrorist propaganda'

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