The Shanghai International Communication of Chinese Culture Initiative is a joint international event hosted by ECNU Review of Education (ROE) and the Global Education Deans Forum (GEDF). The 2025 edition of this initiative was particularly notable for the Faculty of Education at East China Normal University, whose research on the new college entrance examination reform, inclusive education, and innovation-driven talent cultivation was selected to be presented at the event.

The new issue of Tawasul Bulletin, published by Sultan Qaboos University, highlights a range of research addressing real-world challenges across health, environment, and society. The collection features studies on food preservation, mental health, and public health, showcasing how research can contribute to practical solutions and improve everyday life.

Researchers at the University of Graz unveil that carbon dioxide removal capacities must be shared fairly between countries, just like emissions budgets, if the world is to meet the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target in the long term. Their study warns that weak climate policy and limited CO₂ removal capacity will create major injustices between countries. Julia Danzer and Gottfried Kirchengast estimate that the sustainable long-term capacity for annual CO₂ removal is less than 10% of today’s annual greenhouse gas emissions, making removal a scarce resource. They have developed a "computer game model" to explore different scenarios of fair and unfair allocation of removal rights across countries, finding that unfair control of some countries over CO₂ removal would exacerbate global inequalities. 

Demonstrates the global competitiveness of Korean humanities through an original interdisciplinary study bridging philosophy and psychology