This summer, Chinese state media announced that of the 400,000 foreign citizens working in China as English-language teachers in 2017, an estimated two-thirds were doing so illegally. Callan Quinn reports.
Elation and enthusiasm greets news that the UK will change its policy on post-study work rights, but international students in the UK are already asking, 'why not us, too?'.
India's HRD ministry has put together a proposal seeking to allow international students to work in certain fields while studying.
Advocates have called for international students in Canada to be able to work more than 20 hours per week after an Indian student was arrested for working full-time.
After receiving preliminary advice from the international education sector, the New Zealand government has decided to cease a review of in-study work rights.
The number of international students who received permission to work in Japan after graduation has continued to grow according to statistics from the Ministry of Justice.
The UK has a less generous post-study work rights regime than its competition, so what do some of those rivals think of this week's MAC report, and were they grinning or grimacing on Tuesday morning?
The Taiwanese government is looking to lower restrictions for international students to remain after graduation and access work rights, in a move to bolster the country’s professional workforce, fill skills shortages, and combat population decline.