International

India is the world’s largest dairy producer, but only 10 per cent of milk is processed and sold. Copenhagen scientist Richard Ipsen explains how buffalo milk could be a goldmine

US internationals have mailed in their votes, and Tuesday’s election will determine which political party will be calling the shots

Humanities and social sciences will bear the brunt, say sources, as the debris settles following the British government's shock budget announcement

Despite the financial crisis, economy is a minor consideration for students choosing where to study abroad. They focus on university reputation and teaching quality, a new global survey shows

No financial support keeps students reliant on family networks. Many are forced to drop out or quit the country, explains Greek sociology student

Universities in Athens already had enough problems before the economic crisis, says administrator Eleni Takou

In Copenhagen lecture, top prosecutor discussed how heinous crimes go unacknowledged

Following last Saturday's success, UNICEF plans to ship 40,000 health kits to women in Pakistan

Call for more volunteers to pack boxes with relief aid to disaster area Saturday

Lund University will now manually select international students who lost out on a place due to new quota system