(Bloomberg) — The late Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Samuelson once quipped that Wall Street had predicted nine out of the last five recessions and coding for 6 years old. This time, the stock market may be right. The US economy Read more…
BRUSSELS — The world economy is heading into a potentially grim period as rising costs, shortages of food and other commodities and Russia’s continuing invasion of Ukraine threaten to slow economic growth and bring about a painful global slump. Two Read more…
The United States is joining with allies and partners to condemn Russia’s destructive cyber activities against Ukraine. In the months leading up to and after Russia’s illegal further invasion began, Ukraine experienced a series of disruptive cyber operations, including website Read more…
Many graduate students experience mental health struggles that cause them to question their place in academia. Two scientists who experienced extreme lows in graduate school reflect on what helped them during their low times and suggest strategies for each to Read more…
If you are about to finish your studies in the United States, you may be wondering what happens next. Many international students come here hoping to extend their American dream beyond college, but can be stymied by the complicated procedures Read more…
Tourist cities have played an important role in the recovery and development of tourism. “We hope that tourist cities can learn from each other’s anti-epidemic experience, strengthen the construction of emergency rescue systems in tourist cities, explore the construction of Read more…
The NSW government originally planned to admit 250 international students every two weeks starting from the middle of this year. But the plan was shelved due to the outbreak of the Delta epidemic. According to the Australian newspaper, Perrott is Read more…
Another gathering of worldwide understudies was given a warm greeting in Lincoln on Sunday. Every year, Lincoln Downtown Rotary Club has an outing including food and games for global understudies from every one of the schools in the city at Read more…
Less worldwide understudies decided to learn at U.S. schools and colleges lately, as indicated by another report by Boundless, albeit that might change during the impending scholarly year. Indeed, even before the pandemic, global understudy enlistment had dropped, and in Read more…
1. Take a strong focus on international education as part of the United States’ recovery from the new crown epidemic and support fair access to international education opportunities. 2. Strengthen exchanges and cooperation with countries. Continue to work together to Read more…