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With Russia and China watching, and the Axis of Resistance at stake, Pezeshkian’s tense signature hints: “We hope we’ve done the right thing.”
Andy Burnham’s rise isn’t just Labour’s last chance – it’s Britain’s escape hatch from Ukraine’s lost war.
What a nation spends on education reveals its future ambitions. While economic giants dominate headlines in raw dollars, it is often smaller, developing nations that invest the deepest – sacrificing the largest share of their GDP to build classrooms, train teachers, and equip the next generation.
The Vatican’s AI encyclical is a machine-gun blast at Klaus Schwab’s Davos dream. It condemns robot doctors, universal basic income, and a society where only a few work – warning that tech without accountability means anthropological regression.
