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The row comes amid concern about xenophobic protests over the summer in South Africa that forced thousands of foreigners, mostly from other African countries, to leave.

Following the collapse of the private accommodation, known as Hostel Daze, on 6 September, authorities have confirmed seven ...

Reform UK supporters are the least trusting of scientists among all British political parties, and polarisation could risk ...

A 24-hour strike in Argentinian universities has marked the latest escalation in an ongoing dispute over what onlookers say is a higher education system on the brink of being “d ...

Times Higher Education understands that UA is pushing the idea through the Better Regulation Working Group, which was convened earlier this year to track universities’ regulatory burden. Student ...

A “two-track” disciplinary route is opening up in the country, the report alleges, saying that Israeli universities are imposing increasingly harsh sanctions on Palestinian students, while Israeli ...

The chief executive of the UK’s moonshot research agency has defended the funder’s partnerships with US firms, under pressure from peers.

Staff at the University of Cumbria have accused their institution of “fire and rehire” practices, as it looks to lower its pension costs. In August, the university informed im ...

The Innovation Agenda influenced, and in turn reinforced, a wider momentum towards research equity between Africa and Europe. In 2023, the Africa Charter was launched with an aim for a “post-equitable ...

Ireland has announced a major overhaul of its citizenship rules which could have major implications for international student ...