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Two years ago, India published a draft of its most ambitious higher education reforms in decades. Then the pandemic hit. Experts reflect on the future of the NEP, which was approved last year, and what the country¡¯s university sector might look like in a decade

Public knowledge of reasoning behind picks ¡®could have avoided past mistakes¡¯

Minister¡¯s assurances not ¡®watertight guarantees¡¯ that regular academic activities fall outside law¡¯s purview

Researchers face prospect that they might not find more work in academia if they leave city

Many press on with classes, despite hiding from the Taliban

Sector leaders want to see cash flow beyond top universities and borders reopen for international students

Harvard Beijing Academy becomes Harvard Taipei Academy, amid concern about friendliness and accommodation

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Push to remove statue ¡®can be seen as final stage of mainlandising¡¯ Hong Kong¡¯s campuses

Move offers alternative to testing centres used by thousands of international students to enter Western universities

Just a handful of applicants for national project tackling issue

In the third decade of the so-called Asian century, European and North American universities and governments continue to neglect the world¡¯s most populous continent. As Asia grows ever more powerful, this must change, scholars tell Joyce Lau