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Politics 🌀The World as a Wrestling Arena: Decoding Trump's Formula for Creating Enemy, Friend, and Follower
In a world accustomed to political routine and diplomacy, Donald Trump entered like a wrestler entering the ring: loud, confident, not recognizing the...
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Politics 🌀America's Hidden Face… Who Pulls the Strings?
At the heart of American democracy, a complex network of influence hides, weaving its threads for decades, governing from behind the scenes without th...
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People's Lives 👥Poisoning Consciousness: How Small Lies Become Big Truths
In an era abundant with information, lies are not thrown at us like bullets... but dripped like poison, drop by drop....
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The future is now 🚀Distance Learning and Open Platforms: Educational Revolution Led by Youth
In an era where the features of classrooms have changed, learning is no longer confined within the walls of schools and universities, but has moved to...
Politics 🌀
Political news and analysis
January 31, 2020: When Britain left the European Union ... and the idea of a "united West" was shaken
Brexit revealed that the West's crisis is not in borders, but in trust in the system itself.
The crisis of political legitimacy in an era of polarization: When Elections Are Not Enough
In an era of polarization, winning elections is no longer enough... because legitimacy has shifted from performance to i...
From ice to gold: How climate change turned Greenland into a global treasure
Greenland went from a forgotten iceberg to a global treasure because the climate changed... and with it, the rules of th...
Why did America choose January 20 to inaugurate its presidents?
January 20 is not a protocol ritual, but a constitutional solution to hand over power without a vacuum.
Execution of Louis XVI - January 21, 1793: Breaking the code that ruled Europe
The execution of Louis XVI broke the sanctity of the throne and opened a new door to power in the name of the people.
US 25% tariffs on Iran: One decision shakes up supply chains
When trade becomes an instrument of punishment, it's not just countries that pay the price... it's the whole market.
Greenland as a geopolitical bomb: Who has the power today, America or Europe?
Greenland is no longer a frozen land, but a leverage card that is redrawing the balance of power between America and Eur...
Europe and the transformation of asylum policy in 2026: From the "right to protection" to the "idea of safe countries"
In 2026, asylum seekers may not be asked what they fled from, but what country they came from.
Strategic Insights 🧭
Strategic analysis and studies
The crisis of university education and the labor market in the Arab world: The skills gap
The education crisis in the Arab world is not a lack of degrees, but a surplus of education that does not lead to employ...
From ice to gold: How climate change turned Greenland into a global treasure
Greenland went from a forgotten iceberg to a global treasure because the climate changed... and with it, the rules of th...
Back to the Moon in 2026: Why is Artemis II the most dangerous spaceflight?
Artemis II is not a symbolic return to the moon, but a full-scale test of man and technology before a return to the luna...
Greenland as a geopolitical bomb: Who has the power today, America or Europe?
Greenland is no longer a frozen land, but a leverage card that is redrawing the balance of power between America and Eur...
America and China in 2026: A 'trade truce' or a redefinition of competition?
2026 is not the year of peace between America and China, but the year of redesigning global competition.
Artificial Intelligence and the Environment: The hidden cost
AI, while marketed as a smart solution to environmental crises, is actually based on a dense physical structure that con...
Singapore's education miracle: How did they make school more rigorous... and less stressful?
Singapore's experience proves that educational excellence is not achieved by a plethora of exams, but by a clever design...
Market Game 🎲
Business and finance news
Rich Dad, Poor Dad: How to think about money in a life-changing way.
The book teaches you how to move from working for money to building assets that make money work for you.
US 25% tariffs on Iran: One decision shakes up supply chains
When trade becomes an instrument of punishment, it's not just countries that pay the price... it's the whole market.
Certificate inflation: When a certificate loses its value
As the number of degrees increases, their ability to distinguish between those who have knowledge and those who are just...
Oil as politics: Why did OPEC+ freeze production increases until Q1 2026?
When oil production increases are frozen, it's not just the market that's being managed... it's politics.
Free that you pay for later: Free delivery, trial subscription, gift
Free doesn't eliminate the cost, it postpones it and hides it somewhere else until we pay it without realizing it.
The Red Sea crisis: When a single sea lane becomes a global inflation maker
One decade of instability could transform the sea from a transit route ... to a pricing tool that controls the future of...
Discounting is a psychological trap: How does an opponent convince you that you won when you made a purchase you didn't need?
Price discounts don't just sell products, they reshape the purchase decision through the fear of missing out on an illus...
People's Lives 👥
Social analysis and research
The crisis of university education and the labor market in the Arab world: The skills gap
The education crisis in the Arab world is not a lack of degrees, but a surplus of education that does not lead to employ...
Disappearing instead of confronting: Why is it easier to disconnect today?
Invisibility shortens the confrontation, but prolongs the pain and breaks trust.
Is remote work real freedom or isolation in disguise?
Working remotely sounds like freedom, but it dissolves boundaries: home becomes office, the day goes on and on
Certificate inflation: When a certificate loses its value
As the number of degrees increases, their ability to distinguish between those who have knowledge and those who are just...
Has the daily mental health talk really become a substitute for treatment?
"I'm tired" or "I'm stressed" have become part of our daily conversations, but words alone do not a cure make.
Today's marriage market: From "choosing a person" to "managing a reputation"
Many of today's marriages are not valued as much as they are managed.
The Art of Indifference: What happens when we stop trying to please everyone?
It's not that you care too little, it's that you care about things that aren't worthy.
Fear of missing out: How do platforms create our social anxiety?
Fear of missing out is no longer a spontaneous feeling, but the result of smart digital design.