Nearly three-quarters of U.K. universities face financial challenges as lower-than-expected domestic and international student enrollment strain their budgets despite tuition fee increases.
A new ranking reveals that nine out of ten Indonesians donate money to charity, and six out of ten dedicate their time to helping others, making Indonesia the most generous country in the world.
Canada has increased the work limit for international students to 24 hours weekly while introducing stricter immigration policies to manage the growing number of applicants.
A cold front moving south from northern Vietnam is expected to reach Ho Chi Minh City this week, bringing nighttime temperatures down to 23-24 degrees Celsius and daytime highs to 31-32 degrees.
A Japanese woman lost 809 million yen (US$5.3 million) in an online investment scam led by a Chinese man posing as a company director, marking Japan's largest social media fraud to date.
The leader of a Japanese minor opposition party has apologized after suggesting "hypothetical" measures to address Japan's declining birthrate, including banning university attendance for women over 18, prohibiting marriage after 25, and enforcing sterilization after 30.
The number of international students studying in Germany has reached a record high, with nearly 380,000 students enrolled in the winter semester of 2023-2024, marking a 3% increase compared to the same period last year.
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) has announced a temporary pause on international student admissions for 2025, placing applicants on a "waiting list" with available spots to be released gradually for programs with remaining capacity.
Two Australian fishermen saved a Vietnamese sailor who had been adrift for 19 hours after falling overboard from a cargo ship off the coast of Australia, in what many are calling a miraculous survival.
International undergraduate and postgraduate students in Hong Kong can now work part-time without time restrictions, following recent regulatory relaxations introduced by the city's government.
Donald Trump Jr. shared a playful "resignation letter" from his father to McDonald's, marking the President-elect's exit from the fast-food chain where he fried fries during his campaign stops.
A man in South Korea's Gyeonggi Province has confessed to concealing his deceased father's body in a freezer for over a year due to an inheritance dispute, leading to police investigation.
Miyagi Prefecture is set to become the first region in Japan to offer a four-day workweek for government employees starting in 2026, aiming to reduce turnover and attract talent.
A recent survey by the Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) revealed that 95% of employers reject the idea of a four-day workweek for now, citing high costs and challenges in maintaining productivity.
A Chinese man has been sentenced to 9.5 years in prison for fraud and bigamy after marrying and maintaining romantic relationships with five women for four years.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport plans to study the implementation of a "congestion fee" in Bangkok to reduce road traffic and support affordable electric train fares.
