AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStudent Visas in Court: A U.S. federal judge temporarily blocked Trump-era limits that would cap foreign student stays at four years and sharply shorten journalist visas, citing likely “catastrophic” harm to higher education and the economy while the case proceeds. AI and Child Safety: A London charity campaign warns that deepfakes and chatbots are exposing children to sexual abuse risks, pushing for urgent action as schools and parents face new AI threats. Student Hardship: New Zealand student group AUTSA opposes a proposed minimum-wage freeze, arguing it will worsen already severe student poverty, including a sharp rise in foodbank use. Global Education Funding: The Gates Foundation pledges $1B over two years for AI tools in health, farming, and education in poorer countries, aiming to accelerate progress on child mortality and learning. Education Continuity After Disaster: The Jacobs Foundation commits CHF 5 million to protect children’s access to schooling in Colombia after an earthquake disrupted learning. University Partnerships: Malaysia’s UniMAP signed an MoU with Muhammadiyah’s higher-education council to expand mobility, exchanges, and research links across Indonesia.
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