STUDY IN EUROPE

ApplyBoard launches new AI feature for student applications
Canadian edtech unicorn ApplyBoard has introduced Instant Submission, a new AI feature designed to streamline the student application process.    Reference Link: https://thepienews.com/applyboard-launches-new-ai-feature-for-student-applications/ 
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More Indians graduating in Singapore, median income up by 10%
Minister K Shanmugam highlighted the significant progress of Singapore's Indian community, noting a rise in graduates from 16.5% in 2000 to 41% in 2020 and a substantial 40% increase in median household income between 2010 and 2020. While school dropout rates have decreased, Shanmugam emphasized the need for further improvement.  Reference Link: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/nri/study/more-indians-graduating-in-singapore-median-income-up-by-10/articleshow/120446715.cms 
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Trade union delegation pushes for quality inclusive education for all at Global Disability Summit
At the Global Disability Summit (GDS), the Education International (EI) delegation reaffirmed that inclusive education is a fundamental human right and key to thriving communities. They championed a social model of disability—breaking down barriers, not people.  Reference Link: https://www.ei-ie.org/en/item/29768:trade-union-delegation-pushes-for-quality-inclusive-education-for-all-at-global-disability-summit 
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EU & Kazakhstan Move Toward Signing Visa Facilitation Agreement
Key Takeaways: The EU and Kazakhstan are moving toward signing the visa facilitation agreement.EU member states have approved the mandate for the Commission to commence negotiations on the matter.Kazakhstan wants the EU to facilitate a number of requirements for its nationals applying for Schengen visas.    Reference Link: https://schengenvisainfo.com/news/eu-kazakhstan-move-toward-signing-visa-facilitation-agreement/?_gl=1*91lgsr*_ga*MTE5Njk1NDU0NC4xNjkxMTIyNjcz*_ga_M0NGPSTV15*MTc0NDc5NDYwNy4xODEuMC4xNzQ0Nzk0NjA3LjYwLjAuMA 
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Malaysia predicts student growth from Central Asia and Africa
Key figures in Malaysia's international education sector have named Central Asia and Africa as the key regions where they expect the country's student recruitment to swell.Speaking at the 10th annual EURIE conference in Istanbul, Novie Tajuddin, CEO of Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS), explained that Malaysian universities have received a 26% increase in international applications for the past two consecutive years. While the country’s international student intake is “dominated” by countries such as China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan and India, Tajuddin…
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