Private English schools grow in Cuba amid reforms
In Cuba private language instruction expands under economic reforms, with thousands of students enrolled in licensed teachers. The system operates alongside state schooling, offering English, dance, art, and specialized courses for law and tourism. The trend widens gaps between socioeconomic classes as elites access private tutors and schools while the state maintains control of education.
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North Korea Warns of Preemptive Nuclear Strike
North Korea threatens a preemptive nuclear strike on Washington and Seoul in response to U S South Korea drills. The National Defense Commission warns bases worldwide will burn if provoked, while South Korea and U S officials urge restraint and caution.
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Refugees Stranded in Greece Await News on Fate
In Idomeni and across Greece tens of thousands face border closures as EU Turkey talks attempt a solution. About 13,000 to 14,000 refugees remain on the Greek Macedonian border near Idomeni while over 36,000 are in Greece. Restrictions on the western Balkans route tightened, halting many from crossing.
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