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It has been a total failure of the international community including the united nations and the us administration to basically allow this group to come in without any preconditions. there was a chance to negotiate and have an interim government that would have been representative of the afghan people. if these measures remain in place, what would be the impact on the people of afghanistan and indeed the countrys economy? right now the afghan economy is already suffering. so much brain—drain ha...

ANKARA, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) -- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Türkiye supports the youth to study overseas and works to attract Tur

Just sanctions. hundreds of thousands of russian citizens have been draughted into the army. hundreds of thousands more have fled the country. a brain drain. and this has economic consequences for russia. living standards are falling. so far, though, theres no widespread social unrest. but i want to tell you what a man told me in a town about 200 miles from moscow. he told me this. under communism, we never used to have much anyway. russians are used to problems, he said. well get through this. ...

Deputy minister says youth economic concerns need to be addressed.

Their fingertips right now. their future is slipping away from theirfingertips right now. we have already seen a massive brain drain from afghanistan, people who have already left. so with this education, total education banner right now, it is no ones fault that there is no hope if no one wants to stay in that situation. this has compounding effects for women, for minorities, for religious minorities, for religious minorities, ethnic groups hazara race who has also —— always been targeted. ...

Now, in short supply and super expensive are spare parts for a lot of the western goods, which are no longer freely available here, like washing machines and cars and photocopiers, things like that. and this sanctions related supply problem actually affects whole industries in russia, like the aviation industry. but the problem isnt just sanctions. hundreds of thousands of russian citizens have been draughted into the army. hundreds of thousands more have fled the country. a brain drain. and thi...

PETALING JAYA: Each year, Universiti Malaya (UM) loses at least 30 of its best and brightest to Singapore, says Prof Datuk Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman.

Theres trouble brewing over the placement of post-community service doctors, once again, with at least 225 facing unemployment come January.

Sweden prides itself on being a knowledge economy, but its education system is at a breaking point because of a lack of teachers. The problem may trace back to the decision a generation ago to move to a free-choice voucher system.

More than a decade ago, with the economy growing and political capital committed to public research and development, Brazil was the poster child for investing in the future. It was all bound to drop out quickly once the winds changed.