Global

With international student enrollments falling or stagnating at the top two study destinations -- the U.S. and U.K. -- what does the picture look like around the world?

Using tropes common in the U.S. and Britain, the Alternative for Germany has accused institutions of being in thrall to the far left.

Politico reports that the president called "almost every student" from China a spy.

Some students in Western nations see value in classmates from abroad; others aren't so sure.

Withdrawal is ordered as part of larger diplomatic spat over Canadian criticism of Saudi arrests of human rights activists.

Academics see ominous provisions in new higher ed law.

Analysis of Italian Ph.D. graduates finds that the milk as well as the cream leave.

Confucius Institutes and classrooms installed in colleges and K-12 schools the world around function as propaganda branches of the Chinese government, writes Marshall Sahlins.