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22-year-old took Rs 40 lakh loan to study abroad, says it was worth it because it gave her friends in 33 countries. Internet asks: 'Who will pay the EMI?'

Study abroad loan: A 22-year-old's perspective on her Rs 40 lakh study abroad loan has sparked a debate on social media about the true return on investment (ROI) of international education. Ekta argues that the value of her overseas degree goes beyond salary and loan repayment, highlighting the benefits of…

The Economic Times · Jun 6

A second wave of Iran energy shocks is about to hit Asia and the wider world. Why aren’t markets reacting?

“The market has been complacent,” Chen Chien-Ming, an associate professor at NTU, says, blaming investors' "wishful thinking that the war will soon end.”

Fortune · May 12

Singapore tops global ranking for attracting and retaining talent, pushing out Switzerland

The city-state—the only Asian country in this year’s top 10—dethroned Switzerland, which had held first place since the list’s inception in 2013.

Fortune · Nov 27, 2025

CCRC chief spent public funds on luxury hotels for business courses in France

Exclusive: Justice watchdog’s Karen Kneller enrolled on courses advertised for thousands of pounds at Insead, where CCRC’s then chair held roles

The Guardian - UK · Feb 10, 2025

How AI can enable cross-border data sharing in a fragmenting world

When it comes to data sharing in the AI era, policymakers need to ensure that the rules of the game reflect the realities of the tech.

Fortune · Jun 7, 2024

We love bosses who brag about their accomplishments at work–and loathe colleagues who do the same, surprising new research by INSEAD shows

In nine experiments involving some 2,600 participants in the U.S., U.K., and Singapore, participants responded positively to bragging bosses.

Fortune · Sep 29, 2023

A.I. researchers: ‘If we want A.I. to be good, we must nurture it like we would a child’

Practices analogous to the best parenting styles can accelerate A.I. development.

Fortune · Jun 14, 2023

Why are Americans OK with voter suppression? We asked more than 1,200 voters–and they failed to appreciate the impact of restrictions on their own turnout

Americans are less likely to vote when polling stations are far away or when it's raining–but they underestimate the effect of friction on their behavior.

Fortune · Nov 8, 2022

Andhra Pradesh: Jagan’s moment of pride

He congratulates daughter Harsha on passing out from INSEAD with distinction

The Hindu · Jul 2, 2022