US set to reform student visa rules; sparking alarm for Indian students
In a move that could significantly disrupt educational dreams, the United States government is advancing a rule that would replace its long-standing flexible student...
Starbucks Korea tells customers to leave desktop setups at home
In a bid to preserve the welcoming and shared ambience of its cafés, Starbucks South Korea has introduced a new policy requesting patrons refrain...
Strategic reforms propel London schools ahead of rest of England
London schools have surged ahead of the rest of England in education performance — and a sweeping new analysis reveals why. An ambitious and...
Afghanistan marks 5 years of Taliban rule amid Deepening humanitarian crisis
As Afghanistan enters its fifth year under Taliban rule following their seizure of power in August 2021, the country remains mired in repression, economic...
Global plastic talks end as nations remain deeply divided
Efforts to forge a landmark global treaty to combat plastic pollution have once again collapsed, as the latest round of United Nations negotiations failed...
Argentina: Contaminated medicine kills 96 patients
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Catastrophic flash floods kill over 300 in Pakistan
In a tragic turn of events unfolding in mid-August, an unprecedented monsoon deluge triggered by torrential rains and sudden cloudbursts has wrought devastation across...
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In a striking turn of public opinion, Prince William has emerged as the most popular figure in the British royal family, overtaking his wife,...
Starvation threat looms in Myanmar as aid shortages worsen
Humanitarian agencies are raising alarm over a deepening food crisis in Myanmar’s conflict-ravaged Rakhine State, warning that starvation could soon engulf thousands of families...
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