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The European Union proposed its fifth round of sanctions on Russia on Tuesday, while member states expelled more Russian diplomats over what the EU called "heinous crimes" in Ukraine allegedly committed by Russian troops.

Exchange students forced to suddenly depart Russia are hoping to make use of their language skills and act as a bridge between their country and Moscow.

Japanese students forced to suddenly depart Russia are hoping to make use of their language skills and act as a bridge between their country and Moscow, following the latter's invasion of Ukraine that has sparked international condemnation and sanctions. &quot&#x3B;I want to take&...

AIFS – American Institute for Foreign Studies – welcomes every year hundreds of American students willing to broaden their horizons and live their personal, lif...

Diverse demographic change in the region, including rapid aging and population shrinkage, underscores the growing multi-polarity of the security environment.

The test dramatically raises tension in the region, with South Korea firing off five missiles in response

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday spoke on the phone with South Korean President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol, during which he stressed China and South Koreas responsibility in defending regional peace and promoting international prosperity and said that China is willing to work with South Korea in building a fairer global governance system.

International universities decline during Covid-19 in teaching-focused league table

A group of Myanmar residents in Japan has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support compatriots who evacuated their homes or lost their jobs due to the military coup last year. As the world closely watches Russia's aggression in Ukraine, the group is calling on Japan ...

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- A group of Myanmar residents in Japan has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support compatriots who evacuated their homes or lost t