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🍃 Global fuel prices surge. South Asia sees falling unemployment gap. Gulf water production is driven by desalination.

Chart of the Day #589 looks at the educated population in South Asia facing unemployment, fuel prices and desalinated water production in the Gulf.

💼 India’s male participation is double that of females. US healthcare breaches impact >280M people. Global telecom led by APAC.

Chart of the Day #588 looks at the labour force in India, healthcare data breaches in the US and global telecom market share.

👶 Korean childcare enrolment at nearly 70%. EU ammonia emissions decline. Most hopper GPUs go to Microsoft.

Chart of the Day #587 looks at countries with high childcare enrolment, ammonia emissions in the EU and NVIDIA’s Hopper AI accelerator chips.

⚕️ Canada maintains full health coverage. Sri Lanka’s steady secondary enrolment. Productivity drives agentic AI use.

Chart of the Day #586 looks at Sri Lanka’s secondary school enrolment, Canada’s health coverage and agentic AI usage.

🍃 Bulgaria leads the EU in protected land. Asia led iPhone component providers. German postgraduate enrolment dips.

Chart of the Day #585 looks at postgraduate enrolment in Germany, protected land in the EU and iPhone 12 component providers.

👶 Childcare participation tops 50% in the EU. Austria maintains steady health spending. Developers express low trust in AI.

Chart of the Day #584 looks at formal childcare for toddlers aged 1-2 in the EU, Health expenditure in Austria and AI tools struggle with developer trust.

🔁 Beyond efficiency: AI as the workflow layer for teaching & learning? The EdTech AI 400 & the Innovation Webinar Series.

AI & Digital Innovation

🔁 Beyond efficiency: AI as the workflow layer for teaching & learning? The EdTech AI 400 & the Innovation Webinar Series.

AI embeds more deeply in the workflow of learning, teaching, and work - plus the latest market moves & events. Join us in London 🇬🇧 June and December, and 🖥️ online next week for conversations that get to the heart of innovation and technology in education.

What does crisis leadership look like for international branch campuses under active security constraints?

QS Mid Week Brief

What does crisis leadership look like for international branch campuses under active security constraints?

QS Midweek Brief - April 15, 2026. How do universities respond when they are directly threatened during war? And could the conflict price students out of study abroad?

🏫 Panama’s child reading proficiency is below 20%. EU LNG imports remain vital. US & Russia own the most nuclear warheads.

Chart of the Day #583 looks at minimum reading proficiency among primary students, EU LNG imports and estimated nuclear warhead inventories.

⚕️ New Zealand vaping nears 15%. Italy’s employment rate rises. Sarvam AI topped the OlmOCR AI benchmark.

Chart of the Day #582 looks at the employment rate in Italy, vape users in New Zealand and OlmOCR character recognition AI benchmarks.

🍃 China gets 30% of its crude from the Middle East. ChatGPT leads AI traffic. Italy’s bachelor enrolments are rising.

Chart of the Day #581 looks at domestic enrolment numbers in Italy, Chinese crude oil imports and AI platform traffic.

⚕️ EU leads sanitation access. Science is the least chosen in Macau. China tops advanced manufacturing collabs with AU.

Chart of the Day #580 looks at higher education in Macau, safely managed sanitation services globally and Australia’s advanced manufacturing research collaborations.