Serbia’s new education law sparks fears of massive teacher layoffs in the near future.

Experts fear that Azerbaijan’s long-awaited new education law does not promote transparency in the education system.

Although educational reform is higher up on the government agenda than in years past, many worry that current financing won’t be enough to reverse years of neglect.

In the midst of an overhaul of Armenia’s education system, some teachers are finding it hard to adjust.

Moldova’s education ministry struggles to recruit younger teachers, especially to rural schools.

Observers and even education officials agree that the quality of the Kyrgyz educational system has continued to decline.

Montenegro has made impressive progress in education reform, but it’s still too early to tell whether success is just around the corner or years away.

Another round of disruptive changes to Romania’s education system has left students in the lurch.

Georgia’s ambitious education reforms aim to put students at the center of the learning process.

With the help of substantial foreign aid, Uzbekistan has poured cash into its education sector in recent years, but challenges persist.