Alex Nahornyi

Alex Nahornyi is a press consultant and education journalist based in Silistra, Bulgaria. He covers global higher education policy, international student mobility, and the impact of technology on learning for 3LNews. His reporting draws on primary sources across Europe, Asia, and Africa, with a focus on how policy decisions shape real outcomes for students and institutions.

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The Professor Problem: Why Women Keep Stopping One Rung Below the

Women now comprise 60% of Australian university staff, yet only 36% reach full professor roles. Why does advancement stall at senior levels?

The Quiet Pivot in How Canada and India Are Thinking About Education

Canada and India launch a landmark education strategy reshaping student mobility, research ties, and academic collaboration.

Where do 300 million people go when there is nowhere to go?

300 million young people face joblessness as skills gaps widen. Exploring the disconnect between education systems and workforce needs in emerging economies.

Sales training is not enough for companies anymore. They are finding this out the way.

Sales training alone no longer guarantees results. Companies are turning to sales enablement to support teams during real conversations with buyers.

Qualified but Stuck: Why International Early Childhood Graduates Struggle to Move Up in Australia

Australia faces teacher shortages, yet many international early childhood graduates remain underemployed. Why qualified teachers struggle to advance in the sector.

Defending Time in the Age of AI

Universities confront generative AI’s impact on learning, assessment, and academic integrity as questions grow about judgment, time, and degrees.

Are Universities Becoming Clones? Türkiye’s Accreditation Push Sparks a Quiet Debate

Türkiye accelerates university accreditation reforms, raising debate over quality assurance, ESG standards, and growing fears of institutional uniformity nationwide.

Georgia’s Universities Caught in the Country’s Political Crosscurrents

Georgia’s higher education reforms raise concerns over university autonomy, academic freedom, and the country’s long-term democratic trajectory.

Universities Have the Data. Now They’re Asking What to Do With It.

Latin American universities collect vast amounts of data, yet struggle to turn quality assurance into real strategic action and improvement.

As Europe Tightens Research Priorities, Japan Watches Closely

The EU’s upcoming FP10 programme signals a shift toward strategic research priorities, raising new questions for Japan’s universities and global collaboration.

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