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CBSE Top Performers To Get Full-Ride Scholarships At University Of Hong Kong
CBSE Full-Ride Scholarships: The initiative aims to support outstanding CBSE students seeking undergraduate admission at HKU, particularly in fields aligned with innovation, technology, and interdisciplinary studies.
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IIT Delhi, 9 Other Indian Institutions in Top 100 Asian University Rankings
India has made dramatic improvement in an annual Asian universities' ranking, with 10 of its educational institutions figuring in the top 100 list released in London on Thursday.
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Hong Kong University Orders Removal Of Tiananmen Statue
Hong Kong's oldest university has ordered the removal of a statue commemorating protesters killed in China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, according to a legal letter released Friday.
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China's GDP Growth Pace Was Inflated for Nine Years, Study Finds
The discrepancy came from local governments who are rewarded for meeting growth and investment targets, the authors say.
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Hong Kong Scientists Claim Discovering "Broad-Spectrum" Antiviral Drug
Hong Kong scientists claim they have made a potential breakthrough discovery in the fight against infectious diseases a chemical that could slow the spread of deadly viral illnesses.
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Candidates Inspired By Hong Kong Protests Win Seats in Local Polls
Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement was given a boost today with about eight candidates involved in crippling protests winning office at district elections, while some veterans from both sides of the political divide suffered defeat.
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World's First Ant Map Launched in Hong Kong
The world's first ever ant map showing the distribution of the tiny industrious creature around the globe was launched today by the University of Hong Kong in a bid to shed more light on the insect world.
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Hong Kong Lawmakers Reject Beijing-Backed Reform Package
Hong Kong lawmakers rejected a Beijing-backed political reform package today as pro-democracy legislators united to vote down a contentious electoral roadmap that has sparked mass protests.
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China Newspaper Warns Against "McCarthyism" at Hong Kong University
A Chinese state-backed newspaper today defended a mainland student running for university office in Hong Kong against what it described as a dangerous "McCarthyite trend" in the former British colony.
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Hong Kong Wraps up Unofficial Democracy Poll in Defiance of Beijing
More than 765,000 votes had been cast by early afternoon on Sunday, the final day of an unofficial referendum on democratic reforms in Hong Kong, part of a civil campaign that has been branded illegal by local and mainland Chinese authorities.
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IIT Delhi, 9 Other Indian Institutions in Top 100 Asian University Rankings
India has made dramatic improvement in an annual Asian universities' ranking, with 10 of its educational institutions figuring in the top 100 list released in London on Thursday.
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CBSE Top Performers To Get Full-Ride Scholarships At University Of Hong Kong
CBSE Full-Ride Scholarships: The initiative aims to support outstanding CBSE students seeking undergraduate admission at HKU, particularly in fields aligned with innovation, technology, and interdisciplinary studies.
-
IIT Delhi, 9 Other Indian Institutions in Top 100 Asian University Rankings
India has made dramatic improvement in an annual Asian universities' ranking, with 10 of its educational institutions figuring in the top 100 list released in London on Thursday.
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Hong Kong University Orders Removal Of Tiananmen Statue
Hong Kong's oldest university has ordered the removal of a statue commemorating protesters killed in China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, according to a legal letter released Friday.
-
China's GDP Growth Pace Was Inflated for Nine Years, Study Finds
The discrepancy came from local governments who are rewarded for meeting growth and investment targets, the authors say.
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Hong Kong Scientists Claim Discovering "Broad-Spectrum" Antiviral Drug
Hong Kong scientists claim they have made a potential breakthrough discovery in the fight against infectious diseases a chemical that could slow the spread of deadly viral illnesses.
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Candidates Inspired By Hong Kong Protests Win Seats in Local Polls
Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement was given a boost today with about eight candidates involved in crippling protests winning office at district elections, while some veterans from both sides of the political divide suffered defeat.
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World's First Ant Map Launched in Hong Kong
The world's first ever ant map showing the distribution of the tiny industrious creature around the globe was launched today by the University of Hong Kong in a bid to shed more light on the insect world.
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Hong Kong Lawmakers Reject Beijing-Backed Reform Package
Hong Kong lawmakers rejected a Beijing-backed political reform package today as pro-democracy legislators united to vote down a contentious electoral roadmap that has sparked mass protests.
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China Newspaper Warns Against "McCarthyism" at Hong Kong University
A Chinese state-backed newspaper today defended a mainland student running for university office in Hong Kong against what it described as a dangerous "McCarthyite trend" in the former British colony.
-
Hong Kong Wraps up Unofficial Democracy Poll in Defiance of Beijing
More than 765,000 votes had been cast by early afternoon on Sunday, the final day of an unofficial referendum on democratic reforms in Hong Kong, part of a civil campaign that has been branded illegal by local and mainland Chinese authorities.
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IIT Delhi, 9 Other Indian Institutions in Top 100 Asian University Rankings
India has made dramatic improvement in an annual Asian universities' ranking, with 10 of its educational institutions figuring in the top 100 list released in London on Thursday.
