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Private schools in China reconsider their future after failing growth assessment
Private schools in China are reconsidering their future in light of challenges brought about by increased regulation, a slowing economy, and diminishing numbers of foreign students. -
Chinese Universities See Significant Rise in Tuition Fees, Reaching Up to 54%
Chinese universities are implementing substantial increases in tuition fees this year, with some institutions raising fees for the first time in two decades. The higher fees -
MOE holds press conference on non-state education regulations
On May 17, the Ministry of Education (MOE) held a press conference on the newly revised version of the Regulations on the Implementation of the Non-state Education Promotion Law. -
EU threatens tougher rules on hate speech after Facebook meeting
A top EU official for digital policy warned Monday that big tech companies could face tougher rules and penalties in Europe if they failed to adequately curb hate speech and disinformation. -
EU to sanction two Turks linked to Med gas drilling
The European Union will impose an entry ban and asset freeze on two Turkish citizens involved in their country's disputed search for gas in the eastern Mediterranean.
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India is poised to accelerate the issuance of visas for Chinese technicians, aiming to resolve delays at manufacturing sites that have obstructed substantial investments.
Customs officials at Hong Kong International Airport made a significant discovery when they uncovered 11kg of suspected cocaine concealed within the cushions of an electric wheelchair.
Champion, the iconic sportswear brand with over a century of history, has found a new owner. Hanesbrands announced on Wednesday that it will sell Champion
Russia is contemplating the prospect of aligning with China in restricting the import of Japanese seafood. This decision comes in the wake of Japan's release of treated radioactive water from
North Korea has criticized China, Japan, and South Korea for discussing the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, labeling their joint declaration after a summit in
China's release of its latest official national map has stirred controversy and opposition from neighboring countries, including India, Malaysia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and the
Singapore's political landscape witnessed a historic shift as Lawrence Wong, the country's first new prime minister in 20 years, convened his inaugural cabinet meeting.
During an official welcome ceremony in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's capital, a small group of Chinese Catholics excitedly waved their country's flag as they tried to catch a glimpse of Pope Francis.
Philippine officials are demanding the expulsion of Chinese diplomats following an alleged breach of protocol involving a leaked phone conversation with a Filipino military leader amidst
Hong Kong's population experienced a 2.1% increase from mid-last year to June this year, according to provisional government data released on Tuesday. This marks a significant upturn, the
Philippine law enforcement agencies are actively searching for the whereabouts of six Chinese nationals who were kidnapped in the capital region earlier this week, as reported by the police on
Hong Kong reported a notable growth in retail sales in June, marking the seventh consecutive month of expansion. The increase by 19.6% from the previous year was attributed to a recovery
The US Military in Japan Initiates Seafood Purchases in Response to China's Ban Following Fukushima Nuclear Plant's Treated Water Release.
Tesla Inc has announced a price reduction for its Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles in Japan, effective from the beginning of this month. The company has lowered the prices of all variants
