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The Paris 2024 Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad, aim to be a landmark event not just in sports, but also in sustainability. While the world awaits the athletic feats a

February 4th, 2024, wasn't just another night on A-list sightings and red-carpet flashbulbs. The grammy stage shimmered with sequined gowns and designer suits. But more than that, the 66th Grammy

The American academic landscape bustles with the energy of international students. Over 1 million are enrolled in the 2022/23 academic year, marking a record-breaking 12% increase. From Chin

The crown of Himalayas- the snow- has finally adorned Himalayan peaks. The Western Himalayas, spanning across northwestern India and northern Pakistan, recently experienced a rejuvenating spell of sno

Canada was once known for its open-door policy for all international students, but an immediate implementation of a two-year cap on international students has proved it wrong. The cap will limit the n

In shocking news, we are witnessing the biggest data leak in human history. 26 billion records including names, numbers, email addresses and passwords has been leaked. This is dubbed as the ‘Mot

International Education Day is observed annually on January 24th. This year, UNESCO's theme, 'Learning for Lasting Peace,' addresses the critical issue of hate speech. The journey towar

In the times when “being sustainable” and “AI expert” have become a trend, what is the real meaning of sustainable AI? Sustainability and artificial intelligence (AI) have

Elisabeth Borne- a women who defied expectation, shattered glass ceiling and spoke her mind to become the second-ever prime minister of France. But in just 20 months residing at Hôtel Matignon,