University of Edinburgh Named UK’s First National Supercomputing Centre
Edinburgh secures landmark recognition as the UK Government launches its new Compute Roadmap, positioning the city as a global leader in AI and high-performance computing.
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Trump Administration Launches Investigation Into Harvard’s Visa Program
Federal Pressure Intensifies as Harvard’s J‑1 Visa Program Faces National Security Scrutiny
Finland and India Move Toward Formal Mobility Agreement
Focus on ICT, healthcare, research and academic mobility in high‑demand areas.
Kyrgyzstan and China Strengthen Ties in Science and Innovation through New Academic and R&D Initiatives
Bilateral Commission Outlines New Steps for Collaboration in Education, Research, Green Technology, and Infrastructure Development.
South Korea Becomes First Asian Nation to Join Horizon Europe
Republic of Korea officially joins Horizon Europe, the European Union’s flagship €93.5 billion research and innovation program (2021-2027). This historic association makes South Korea the first Asian country to gain full membership under the prestigious framework.
QS Releases 2026 Ranking of the World’s Best Student Cities
This Year’s Rankings Marks a Turning Point as Asia-Pacific Region Takes the Lead over Europe’s Long-Held Dominance.
EU’s New Competitiveness Fund Worries Researchers About Horizon’s Future
Critics argue that diverting resources from fundamental discoveries risks undermining Europe's future innovation capacity and global scientific standing.
Caltech Ends Cybersecurity Bootcamp Partnership Following Class-Action Lawsuit
Caltech Settlement Puts Spotlight on OPM Regulation Needs in Higher Education.
UNESCO reports that internationally mobile students have more than tripled over the past 20 years
The latest figures from UNESCO indicate continued strong growth in higher education enrolments globally
Uzbekistan Unveils Comprehensive Youth Empowerment Strategy on Youth Day
New initiatives launched to boost education, entrepreneurship, employment, and AI innovation, shaping the nation’s future leaders.
Kazakhstan Expands Global Academic Ties with New University Branches
Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Science and Higher Education has announced that seven additional international university branches will open in the 2025-2026 academic year
Global University Ranking 2026: Who’s Leading and Why?
A breakdown of the world’s top universities, what drives their rankings, and how global competition is reshaping higher education.
Kazakhstan’s AI-SANA Initiative: Preparing a Digitally Skilled Generation
Kazakhstan has launched the AI-SANA initiative to equip 100,000 students with skills in AI, programming, and startup development.
