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Country projected to lose another quarter of first-year entrants in 16 years, with international students unlikely to fill the gaps

Backers of current government accused of a ‘witch-hunt’ for urging institutions to take action against alleged supporters of previous regime

Indian capital to lift restrictions that have pushed universities to outskirts but new ventures face stiff competition in city where space is at a premium

Ban on women entering higher education leading to loss of teachers and health workers, Unesco warns

Healthy growth in employment figures may be masking underlying discontent among graduates, experts warn

Hong Kong investment company scheme to concentrate on funding students to attend top Asian universities instead

Economic slowdown and concerns about the value of higher education causing slump in university enrolment

Tuition fees vary widely across new UK and Australian bases, finds analysis

We discuss why a leaked exam paper sparked mass protest in India, culminating in the resignation of a government minister and the promise of reform

Country’s aim to shrink sector 20 per cent using mergers likely to have mixed results

Critics warn new law that expands segregation to postgraduate degrees will not be easy to undo, even if Netanyahu loses upcoming election

India’s largest protest in years was sparked by the leaking of a medical entrance exam and ended with the first senior political resignation of the Modi era. But it is unclear whether a change of minister and a review of entrance exam oversight will relieve young people’s frustrations. Rosalind Skillen reports