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Proposed foreign student cap would ‘crimp’ Australia’s universities: report
Australia’s university sector is amongst the most dependent on international student revenue.
Proposed foreign student cap would ‘crimp’ Australia’s universities: report
Australia’s university sector is amongst the most dependent on international student revenue.
High fees deter operator interest in Mexico’s 5G spectrum auction
The bidding will take place in 2025.
Gartner identifies top five govtech trends for 2024
Cybersecurity and AI lead pivotal changes in public administration.
Public sector leaders are more optimistic about Gen AI’s impact: Deloitte
More than half of government respondents perceive a big impact from gen AI.
Regulatory oversight crucial as mobile health apps reshape healthcare
These apps could significantly contribute to the efficiency and accessibility of healthcare services.
Debt projection rises for China’s state-owned IPPs amidst energy shift
S&P sees the debt of China’s independent power producers to rise by 9.3%.
Sovereign Cloud adoption gains traction in APAC amidst geopolitical, cyber challenges
One-third of governments in the region plan to adopt sovereign cloud services.
Compensation tops public sector employees’ priorities
61% of respondents cited compensation as their reason for staying.
How much consumers can save with micromobility
Mobility spending will drop if consumers replace private cars with bicycles.
Car trip changes could slash European cities emissions by 500 tonnes
This is under assumptions that travellers switch to bicycles for 22.5% of their trips.
Urban farming rises as key to Indonesia's enhanced food security
Urban farming rises as key to Indonesia's enhanced food security
US Congress hearing on TikTok signals call for data privacy regulation
The US Congress is currently deliberating actions against TikTok.
How the public sector can prepare for the Gen Z workforce
Gen Zs are expected to account for about 30% of the workforce by 2030.
China's infrastructure spending to decline amidst debt risk control
The planned capex across 12 regions will drop by 23% in 2024.
High-profile corruption grapples Southeast Asian businesses
International cooperation is a crucial element in combating corruption in Southeast Asia.
Jakarta needs to scale up urban farming amidst growing urban population: report
The urban population is expected to increase to 62.8% in 2030, GlobalData estimated.
Thailand reaffirms witness and whistleblower protection amidst corruption crackdown
The government encouraged both locals and foreigners to participate in tackling corruption problems.
