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Intern Swaps High-Paying Job To Work In Canteen For "Happier Life"
A Chinese woman ditched a high-paying job to work as a canteen worker to prioritise her happiness.
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Beyond US And UK: Top 5 Universities In Asia For Higher Education
Study Abroad: With world-class education, cutting-edge research opportunities, and diverse international communities, Asia's top universities offer excellent academic prospects.
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Japan's Masaki Kashiwara Wins Prestigious Abel Prize For Mathematics
The prestigious Abel Prize for mathematics was on Wednesday awarded to Japanese mathematician Masaki Kashiwara a specialist in algebraic analysis, representation theory, and sheaf theory.
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Driving Restrictions Put Brakes On Young Women In Turkmenistan
There is no legislation specifically outlawing women under 30 from obtaining a driving licence. But it is one of many informal prohibitions that is universally followed.
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Why Indian Historian Is Facing Deportation From UK Over Research Trips
Manikarnika Dutta is an Oxford University historian whose research includes investigating archives in Indian cities.
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Bangladesh Students Are Protesting Again, But This Time Against Each Other
Over 150 students were injured in Bangladesh during clashes at a university campus this week, a sign of serious discord between groups instrumental in fomenting the national revolution last year that led to former premier Sheikh Hasina's downfall.
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At Least 8 Injured In Hammer Attack At Japanese University
Eight people were wounded in a hammer attack at a university in Tokyo on Friday, with a 22-year-old student arrested at the scene, Japanese media said.
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Man Uses Dead Cockroaches And Dirty Condoms To Blackmail Hotels For Free Stays
The 21-year-old man’s crime spree began in September 2023 when he chose to spend his university tuition funds on travel instead of enrolling in college.
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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
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Bushra Bibi Faces Non-Bailable Arrest Warrant In GBP 190 Million Corruption Case
A Rawalpindi accountability court has issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Bushra Bibi, the wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, in connection with the GBP 190 million corruption case linked to the Al-Qadir University Trust.
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Searching For Elusive Dark Matter, India Reaches for The Skies At Hanle
About 4,300 above sea level, in Ladakh's Hanle, a massive telescope is waiting for signals as India tries to decode some of the universe's greatest mysteries such as black holes and supernovae.
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Pontus Plate: Long-Lost Part Of Earth Believed To Be 120-Million-Year-Old Discovered In Borneo
Researchers have reconstructed the ancient Pontus plate, estimating it covered an area roughly one-quarter the size of the Pacific Ocean.
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Sheikh Hasina's Party's Student Leader Beaten To Death On Campus
A Bangladeshi student leader was beaten to death at his university campus in an apparent reprisal for attacks on protesters during the uprising that ousted ex-premier Sheikh Hasina last month.
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China's Wuhan Lab Creates New Vaccine For 'Future Pandemics': "Universal Protection"
Scientists at the institute have developed a new nanovaccine that shows promise in providing universal protection against all major Covid-19 variants.
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In South Korea, School Students, Teachers Battle Deepfake Porn Crisis
After South Korean authorities uncovered a sprawling network of AI deepfake porn Telegram chatrooms targeting schools and universities, teenage activist Bang Seo-yoon began collecting testimony of abuse from victims.
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Intern Swaps High-Paying Job To Work In Canteen For "Happier Life"
A Chinese woman ditched a high-paying job to work as a canteen worker to prioritise her happiness.
-
Beyond US And UK: Top 5 Universities In Asia For Higher Education
Study Abroad: With world-class education, cutting-edge research opportunities, and diverse international communities, Asia's top universities offer excellent academic prospects.
-
Japan's Masaki Kashiwara Wins Prestigious Abel Prize For Mathematics
The prestigious Abel Prize for mathematics was on Wednesday awarded to Japanese mathematician Masaki Kashiwara a specialist in algebraic analysis, representation theory, and sheaf theory.
-
Driving Restrictions Put Brakes On Young Women In Turkmenistan
There is no legislation specifically outlawing women under 30 from obtaining a driving licence. But it is one of many informal prohibitions that is universally followed.
-
Why Indian Historian Is Facing Deportation From UK Over Research Trips
Manikarnika Dutta is an Oxford University historian whose research includes investigating archives in Indian cities.
-
Bangladesh Students Are Protesting Again, But This Time Against Each Other
Over 150 students were injured in Bangladesh during clashes at a university campus this week, a sign of serious discord between groups instrumental in fomenting the national revolution last year that led to former premier Sheikh Hasina's downfall.
-
At Least 8 Injured In Hammer Attack At Japanese University
Eight people were wounded in a hammer attack at a university in Tokyo on Friday, with a 22-year-old student arrested at the scene, Japanese media said.
-
Man Uses Dead Cockroaches And Dirty Condoms To Blackmail Hotels For Free Stays
The 21-year-old man’s crime spree began in September 2023 when he chose to spend his university tuition funds on travel instead of enrolling in college.
-
Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
-
Bushra Bibi Faces Non-Bailable Arrest Warrant In GBP 190 Million Corruption Case
A Rawalpindi accountability court has issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Bushra Bibi, the wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, in connection with the GBP 190 million corruption case linked to the Al-Qadir University Trust.
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Searching For Elusive Dark Matter, India Reaches for The Skies At Hanle
About 4,300 above sea level, in Ladakh's Hanle, a massive telescope is waiting for signals as India tries to decode some of the universe's greatest mysteries such as black holes and supernovae.
-
Pontus Plate: Long-Lost Part Of Earth Believed To Be 120-Million-Year-Old Discovered In Borneo
Researchers have reconstructed the ancient Pontus plate, estimating it covered an area roughly one-quarter the size of the Pacific Ocean.
-
Sheikh Hasina's Party's Student Leader Beaten To Death On Campus
A Bangladeshi student leader was beaten to death at his university campus in an apparent reprisal for attacks on protesters during the uprising that ousted ex-premier Sheikh Hasina last month.
-
China's Wuhan Lab Creates New Vaccine For 'Future Pandemics': "Universal Protection"
Scientists at the institute have developed a new nanovaccine that shows promise in providing universal protection against all major Covid-19 variants.
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In South Korea, School Students, Teachers Battle Deepfake Porn Crisis
After South Korean authorities uncovered a sprawling network of AI deepfake porn Telegram chatrooms targeting schools and universities, teenage activist Bang Seo-yoon began collecting testimony of abuse from victims.
