The contemplative monastic life in France —as well as in much of Europe— is undergoing one of the greatest transformations in its recent history. Monasteries with centuries of existence are closing their doors, entire communities are being forced to merge with others, and emblematic buildings are changing hands due to the lack of vocations. In…
READI marks one year of achievements towards making clinical research more representative of Europe’s diverse populations
Over the past four to six weeks, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated several of its internal policy, procedures, and guidance documents. These are primarily used as reference documents by IRCC staff, but the department also publishes some of these files “as a courtesy to stakeholders.” In their public form, the information in…
A Lincoln building where Sir Winston Churchill was pelted with stones, mud and even tomatoes by an angry crowd could be turned into student accommodation
Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (centre) speaking with students after an event at the University of Sydney on July 15, 2026
AI, digital careers open new doors for Türkiye’s university applicants Students taking the Turkish language-geography session of the university entrance exam. (AA Photo)
As part of the Agreement on educational cooperation between Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Science and Education and China’s Ministry of Education, 20 Azerbaijani citizens have been awarded the opportunity to pursue studies at prestigious Chinese universities during the 2026–2027 academic year, AzerNEWS reports
Vice President Kashim Shettima on Thursday arrived in Cotonou, Republic of Benin, leading a high-powered Nigerian delegation on a working visit aimed at exploring strategies for reviving Nigeria’s textile industry and strengthening the implementation of the Federal Government’s Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ) Programme
The arrival of Saharan dust in Europe in the form of calima, a weather phenomenon in which fine desert particles are carried through the …atmosphere, is becoming increasingly severe rather than more frequent, according to an international study published in Nature
Ohio University students traveled to New York City recently to meet with business and industry leaders, talk with alumni and take part in wide range of important learning experiences