Of course, quarrels happen for very different reasons, but, no matter how serious and confusing they seem, they are all resolved according to the same script.

“I'll update my wardrobe once I lose weight!”, “I'll pay off the mortgage and then go on holiday”, “Once the kids go to university school, I'll finally start taking care of myself.” Do these statements sound familiar? If you too tend to think “Once …, I’ll finally do something”, then you are most likely experiencing delayed life syndrome. What is it, how does it come about, and can you get rid of it? The answers are in this article.

Perhaps you occasionally find yourself at your computer at the end of the day, realizing that of all the tasks you planned, you only answered a few emails.

Japan, for all its distinctiveness and self-sufficiency, shaped by its island origins and isolation from the continent, is a country of borrowings.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), ranked second in the best higher education institutions in the QS Asia University rankings, is actively developing an innovative project: the world's first augmented reality digital campus.

At the start of the new school year, an experiment was launched in the country's general education institutions to examine the impact of digitalisation on education.

As a result, China is now facing an oversupply of university graduates specialising in neural networks and AI.