Foreign countries

Twenty killed in assault on Bacha Khan University, the latest attack on an educational institution in a country that has suffered more than any other.

Reports of Indian students being turned away by customs officials and prevented from boarding U.S.-bound flights cast spotlight on two little-known California institutions with 90 percent-plus international enrollment.

Swiss academic based in Britain finds himself under attack over blog post about meeting between Indonesian and U.S. presidents.

Analysis tracks which countries' academics are mobile internationally.

Higher education leaders discuss prospects for change.

Australia considers whether the quest for tuition revenue from abroad is eroding standards.

European Court of Human Rights rules that faculty members have a right to criticize their bosses.

After N.Y.U. professor working on migrant labor issues is barred from entering the United Arab Emirates, questions emerge about implications for faculty at the university's branch campus there.

The president of Saudi Arabia’s flagship graduate research university has rejected calls for him to condemn restrictions on freedom of speech in the country.

European university leaders are worried about the potential higher education-related impacts of two trade agreements involving the U.S. that are under negotiation.