Trump proposes 15% cap on international students: How US foreign enrolment is already shrinking

The US is already seeing a sharp drop in international student enrolment ahead of a proposed 15% cap, with visa delays and restrictive policies deterring applicants. Asian and African student numbers have plunged, particularly at the graduate level, hitting research programmes and university budgets. Institutions like DePaul are cutting costs amid falling revenues. The proposed…

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UAE issues travel safety alert for citizens in Spain, Italy, and Vietnam amid protests and extreme weather

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued urgent travel advisories for citizens in Spain, Italy, and Vietnam due to ongoing protests, extreme weather, and natural disasters. Nationals are urged to prioritize safety, follow local instructions, and register with the “Twajudi” system for emergency assistance, as the UAE reaffirms its commitment to protecting citizens abroad.

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How Germany plans to fix its drone problem

Germany’s defense minister admits the nation is “really behind” in drone defense following recent airspace incursions. Key issues include equipment shortages, like delayed anti-aircraft tanks, and fragmented military-police responsibilities. In response, Germany is amending laws to empower its military and rapidly acquiring armed drones, including kamikaze types, drawing lessons from Ukraine.

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Taylor Swift turns ‘Opalite’ into a love letter for Travis Kelce, and fans can’t stop staring at the way she writes about his eyes

Taylor Swift’s Opalite is more than a song, it’s a love letter to fiancé Travis Kelce. Inspired by his opal birthstone, the track blends heartbreak, healing, and devotion into a chorus about finding “opalite skies.” Fans can’t stop swooning over the way Swift sings about Kelce’s eyes and the life they’re building together. Oh, to…

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