Quick Reference Links
- Five ways Trump has changed immigration in the US — BBC World News
- North Korean howitzer guns spotted close to border with South Korea — Al Jazeera – All News
- Proposed new OPT fee would decimate the international talent pipeline — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
- No Investment, No Problem: Latin Americaโs Five Unicorn Residency Programs — Investment Migration Insider
- Australian universities back new benchmark for education agents — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
- Europe Is Launching 2 New Direct Trains Connecting These Historic Cities With $49 Fares, Zero Baggage Fees, And City-Center Arrivals — Travel Off Path
- Grads face career readiness โdisconnectโ as skills take centre stage — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
- English, AI and employability: the triple test facing international students — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
- Too big to brake: why Bangladesh and Pakistan escaped the visa brake, and what comes next — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
- These Are The 4 Cheapest All Inclusive Destinations This Winter (And The Most Expensive) — Travel Off Path
- 7 Affordable Island Destinations To Visit Right Now — Travel Off Path
- Programme Leaders Discuss Regulation and Capital Flows at Globevisa Conference in Hong Kong — Investment Migration Insider
- Where Your Heirs Pay: Inheritance Tax for the Globally Mobile — Investment Migration Insider
- Can the UK achieve its international education strategy ambitions under the current BCA framework? — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
- Willkommen! Why international students are choosing Germany — The PIE News (visa/immigration)
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1. Five ways Trump has changed immigration in the US (BBC World News) This is how his signature policy has played out after returning to power promising a closed border and mass deportations. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9203k1jrmpvo?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss 2. North Korean howitzer guns spotted close to border with South Korea (Al Jazeera - All News) The sighting comes after a mine blast wounded three South Korean soldiers in September. https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2026/10/27/north-korean-howitzer-guns-spotted-close-to-border-with-south-korea?traffic_source=rss 3. Proposed new OPT fee would decimate the international talent pipeline (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) Zuzana ฤeplรก Wootson, deputy director of federal policy at the Presidentsโ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration, argues that proposed OPT fees would harm students, employers and US competitiveness. The post Proposed new OPT fee would decimate the...Proposed new OPT fee would decimate the international talent pipeline4. No Investment, No Problem: Latin Americaโs Five Unicorn Residency Programs (Investment Migration Insider) Permanent residency with no investment and no need to live there still exists in Latin America. But not for long, David Lincoln argues.No Investment, No Problem: Latin America’s Five Unicorn Residency Programs5. Australian universities back new benchmark for education agents (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) Six major Australian education providers have joined a new initiative aiming to put student feedback at the heart of how education agents are evaluated and provide stronger evidence of their contribution to international education. The post Australian universities back new benchmark for...Australian universities back new benchmark for education agents6. Europe Is Launching 2 New Direct Trains Connecting These Historic Cities With $49 Fares, Zero Baggage Fees, And City-Center Arrivals (Travel Off Path) 2027 is shaping up to be the definitive year of Europe’s Railway Renaissance. From the return of old-school luxury aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, to more down-to-earth alternatives like the recently launched overnight service from Brussels all the way down in Italy, we now have 2 more exciting additions to the lineup. 2 new direct train … The postEurope Is Launching 2 New Direct Trains Connecting These Historic Cities With $49 Fares, Zero Baggage Fees, And City-Center Arrivals7. Grads face career readiness โdisconnectโ as skills take centre stage (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) Stakeholders are warning that AI and other technologies are creating a skills "disconnect" in the job market, with today's graduates expected to enter the workforce with the same skill levels as someone who has already gained several years of work experience. The post Grads face career...Grads face career readiness “disconnect” as skills take centre stage8. English, AI and employability: the triple test facing international students (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) International students are being asked to master English, get to grips with AI and prepare for a fast-changing job market. Helping them is a job for the whole sector, writes Pearsonโs Shileen Costain. The post English, AI and employability: the triple test facing international...English, AI and employability: the triple test facing international students9. Too big to brake: why Bangladesh and Pakistan escaped the visa brake, and what comes next (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) A High Court judgment shows that several key sending countries had a near miss in being included in the UK Home Office's study visa breaks. With fresh compliance requirements looming, universities have been left to manage the largest markets themselves โ but could fresh changes be on the horizon? Spencer Withrington investigates. The postToo big to brake: why Bangladesh and Pakistan escaped the visa brake, and what comes next10. These Are The 4 Cheapest All Inclusive Destinations This Winter (And The Most Expensive) (Travel Off Path) Remember when an all inclusive trip to Mexico was the ultimate cheap getaway? I certainly do. You could book a last minute flight, grab a resort room right on the beach, and barely make a dent in your savings account. While those amazing budget deals absolutely still exist today, finding them highly depends on exactly … The postThese Are The 4 Cheapest All Inclusive Destinations This Winter (And The Most Expensive)11. 7 Affordable Island Destinations To Visit Right Now (Travel Off Path) A lot of famous island destinations charge a premium just for the zip code. You end up paying five hundred dollars a night for an ok-ish room and 20 bucks for a watered-down drink. My wallet just doesn’t handle it well, and I don’t like vacationing and feeling like I’m wasting money. I want it … The post7 Affordable Island Destinations To Visit Right Now12. Programme Leaders Discuss Regulation and Capital Flows at Globevisa Conference in Hong Kong (Investment Migration Insider) Globevisa Groupโs Hong Kong conference tackles programme governance, Europeโs shifting residence rules, and the flow of Asian capital.Programme Leaders Discuss Regulation and Capital Flows at Globevisa Conference in Hong Kong13. Where Your Heirs Pay: Inheritance Tax for the Globally Mobile (Investment Migration Insider) A second passport rarely decides who taxes your estate. Where you lived, the citizenship you started with, and where the assets sit usually do.Where Your Heirs Pay: Inheritance Tax for the Globally Mobile14. Can the UK achieve its international education strategy ambitions under the current BCA framework? (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) Following the debate on the recruitment consequences of BCA reform, BUILA chair Stuart Easter considers the changes needed to support effective compliance and the UKโs wider international education ambitions. The post Can the UK achieve its international...Can the UK achieve its international education strategy ambitions under the current BCA framework?15. Willkommen! Why international students are choosing Germany (The PIE News (visa/immigration)) With The PIE off to Germany this week, Sven Alexander Schottman breaks down why so many international students have decided to call the country home. The post Willkommen! Why international students are choosing Germany appeared first on The PIE News. https://thepienews.com/willkommen-why-international-students-are-choosing-germany/
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