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Indian MBA aspirants turn to Asia and Europe as US enrolments fall sharply

Around 84% of business schools now include artificial intelligence in their curriculum, and demand for AI-focused learning is rising across

Greece Golden Visa: A practical guide for Indian Business Owners

After five years, investors may apply for permanent residency. Citizenship is possible after seven years of actual residence, subject to

Neeta Bhushan appointed India’s Ambassador to Poland

Her experience in diplomacy is expected to help further strengthen India–Poland relations and explore new areas of cooperation between the

Italy overhauls citizenship process, centralising applications in Rome from 2029

The reform is significant for individuals and companies alike. Holding an Italian passport allows free work and travel across the

Air India–Lufthansa partnership expands flight choices for Indian travellers to Europe

Overall, the partnership marks a step towards more seamless air travel between India and Europe, offering passengers better connectivity, smoother

Germany turns to Indian nurses as healthcare workforce gap widens

Recent bilateral discussions between India and Germany have also focused on skilled migration, education and mobility, highlighting the growing role

Cost of living in Georgia for international students in 2026: A simple guide

To stay within budget, students should opt for shared accommodation, use public transport, limit eating out, and split utility bills

Why Denmark is becoming a top study destination for Indian students

After graduation, students from state-approved Danish universities can stay for up to three years to look for work With strong

Italy rolls out major scholarship opportunities for Indian students for 2026 intake

Applicants are advised to shortlist universities early, prepare documentation carefully, and track individual deadlines, which vary by institution and region

Why Europe’s defence heavyweights are courting India at a critical diplomatic moment

The current negotiations explain Europe’s renewed attentiveness For India, the message is clear: procurement alone is no longer enough The

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