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Ukrainian and Gazan students face disrupted education and uncertain futures

Ukrainian children in Europe reportedly do not want to return home, while students from Gaza were left devastated after a planned study program in Belgium failed. The stories reflect the continuing humanitarian and educational consequences of war and displacement.

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Prolonged displacement and interrupted education can deepen long-term humanitarian and reconstruction challenges.

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