A new report claims that at least 12 British universities paid a security firm to monitor and gather intelligence on pro-Palestine student groups and activists.

Kazakhstan is strengthening its partnership with the United Kingdom, with plans to host branches of British universities and enhance cooperation in energy, trade, and technology, alongside ongoing visa talks.

The Tehran Times published an article that references twelve British universities. The specific context or reason for their mention is not clear from the headline.

British universities are significantly investing to expand their operations in India, driven by a large pool of top-tier students and high demand for higher education. This expansion aims to cater to the growing number of Indian students seeking international qualifications.

An investigation revealed that British universities paid Horus, a security company led by former military intelligence officials, to monitor pro-Palestine student activists during protest movements.

Over 6,000 students, including 30 Indians, have settled with UCL over Covid disruptions. This paves the way for legal action against 36 more British universities for around 100,000 students, including 217 Indians, who paid for in-person education but received online classes and restricted campus access. Lawyers seek damages for the diminished value of their degrees.