Indian students flock to US universities in record numbers, for brighter prospects, overseas jobs: ‘we value education’
“I don’t feel like I would have gotten the same level of education that I get here,” said Karkale, 23.
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“I don’t feel like I would have gotten the same level of education that I get here,” said Karkale, 23.
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Even with growth faltering in China, Xi Jinping appears imperiously assured that he possesses the right road map to surpass Western rivals.
A new day, a new all-time high. From stocks to bitcoin, asset classes across the board have been hitting uncharted territories.
In his wide-ranging speech, the former general highlighted an ambitious plan to raise the tax-to-GDP ratio from 10 to 16 per cent and become a food exporting nation in the next four years.
Even in the darkest of times, Sri Lankans held on to their humor.
BEIJING (Reuters) -- China's consumer prices rose for the first time in six months due to spending linked to the Lunar New Year, offering some reprieve for the world's second-biggest economy grappling with weak consumer sentiment, while factory-gate prices fell again.