Anticuts.com

On 12 December, it was reported that the home secretary, Amber Rudd, has pledged to reduce the number of non-EU international students enrolled at British universities from 300,000 to 170,000. Many aspects of the May government’s treatment of migrants...

Tracking daily developments in the struggle for a Papua New Guinea worthy of its people Saturday 2 July OIL Search's $3 billion bid to acquire InterOil is now subject to a rival offer from an unnamed party, believed to be Exxon. Oil Search says it...

The third and final reading of the UK’s HE Bill has been scheduled for next Monday, 21 November. If it passes the Commons and then the Lords, it will become law. Thanks in part to the turmoil around Brexit, this Bill has flown under the radar for virtually...

From Ian: Eugene Kontorovich: The Problem With Using the Tax Code to Punish Israeli Settlements J Street and like-minded progressives are campaigning to eliminate U.S. tax exemptions for charitable groups that provide support to Jewish communities...

Students have found a weapon in their battle to stop the government raising tuition fees still further: at a conference in Brighton they have voted to sabotage two key surveys unless the government withdraws its planned reforms. The National Union of...