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In the era of AI-generated news, readers value trust over customised content

Governments are hiding data, threatening democracy. Here’s how it affects you

AI and the news: How it helps, fails, and why that matters

Asia: Less brain drain more global consciousness

Interactive: Most popular origin and destination countries for students

Education brain drain

China: Preserving the local as universities become international

Interview: Professor Adam Habib on higher ed, imperialism and the global brain drain

Education giants battle for the future of learning

India: tapping into the higher-education boom

Indonesia: Challenging ‘exploitative’ fly-in, fly-out research

Malaysia: University campuses blending local with international

Canada: Universities need to enrich the world, not just the few

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