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Over the months, the crisis has gone from bad to worse. Many of the teachers and other employees have been living hand to mouth. Some, including professors, are unable to send their children to school as they cannot afford the fees.

Back to Press releases Read this in: ▪ Bahasa Malaysia ▪ Chinese PETALING JAYA, September 1, 2023 - Nestlé Berhad today announced the...

Graduates of Monmouth College and St. Ambrose University are among 13 new faculty members starting the new school year at Monmouth. Blake Haas ’21, lecturer of kinesiology, is one of two new faculty members who graduated from Monmouth. Haas is working toward a master’s degree in public health from Western Illinois University. Most recently, he […]

Flexible exchange rate only suitable for countries that have large forex reserves

Over a dozen medical schools and 40 law schools have elected to withdraw from the U.S. News & World Report annual college rankings as of February 2023. Critics argue that the well-known college ranking system is based on metrics that neglect to consider many qualities that influence student success, such as postgraduate placement rates and course credit transfer applicability.

Pakistan’s persistent fiscal imbalance has cast a negative shadow on the overall economic scenario. Unless...

BRICS has become an important ...

LAHORE: Rector Lahore School of Economics (LSE) Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry on Wednesday said Pakistan’s debt is “$85...

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The just energy transition is a highly divisive topic in South Africa, yet there are glimmers of some common ground. Several areas of commonality came to light during a public lecture and panel debate held at the University of Pretoria’s Future Afric