This issue features six scholarly articles by authors from Indonesia and Brazil. The articles explore bibliometrics, artificial intelligence in libraries, critical thinking, Islamic information ethics, manuscript digitization, and information literacy. Together, they offer interdisciplinary perspectives on technological innovation, knowledge practices, and cultural preservation in library and information science.

This issue brings together six scholarly articles by authors from Nigeria and Indonesia, covering gender differences in ICT use, archival research trends, inclusive library services for users with disabilities, information literacy in the AI era, library readiness amid technological change, and information literacy in student journalism. Together, these studies offer diverse perspectives on contemporary challenges in library and information science.

This issue features six scholarly articles by authors from Sri Lanka, Indonesia, South Africa, and Nigeria. The articles examine plagiarism awareness, AI in libraries, information literacy, social media engagement, and manuscript preservation, offering insights into emerging issues in library and information science.

This issue presents six scholarly articles by authors from Nigeria and Indonesia, exploring knowledge sharing, librarians’ turnover intentions, facial recognition security, disaster preparedness, library interior design, digital service quality, and AI adoption in higher education. The studies address key challenges in library management, technology, and service development.

This issue features six scholarly articles by authors from the Philippines, Indonesia, and India. The articles explore gender stereotypes among librarians, digital information engagement, publishing industry prospects, knowledge management, local heritage preservation, and ICT applications in library operations.