China is Now the World's Great Oil Power ↗
Front page leadThis article discusses China's rise to become a dominant force in the global oil market, analyzing its impact on international energy dynamics and its strategic importance.
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The news covers a range of topics including global economics with China becoming a major oil power, analysis of poverty and political divides, advancements in AI and its potential for consciousness, and domestic Bulgarian news concerning education and political parties. There's also coverage of…
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Commentary: When Hardship Becomes Poverty - Left and Right Set the Threshold… ↗
A commentary exploring the differing perspectives of the left and right political spectrums on defining poverty and its underlying causes, whether individual choice or societal conditions.
Why Jensen Huang Bought the Developers' Home Hugging Face ↗
This article delves into the motivations behind Jensen Huang's acquisition of Hugging Face, exploring its significance in the AI development community and the future of AI technology.
Business Breakfast: Historic Low for Bulgarian Students in PISA; GERB to Skip… ↗
This report highlights a significant decline in Bulgarian students' performance on the PISA tests and notes the political development of GERB party not participating in upcoming elections.
KNEXT: Can AI Become Conscious? What's Happening in the IT Labor Market?… ↗
This piece from KNEXT explores the possibility of AI achieving consciousness, analyzes current trends in the IT job market, and highlights internship opportunities at major tech companies.
Commentary: Germany Enters a Period That Will Test Political Imagination ↗
This commentary analyzes Germany's current political climate, suggesting it is entering a challenging phase where its democratic foundations, particularly the anti-fascist consensus, are being tested.
Commentary: The Rise of Militias and the Decline of the Nation-State in the… ↗
This article examines the growing influence of militias and the weakening of national state structures across the Arab world, suggesting the war on terror has had the opposite of its intended effect.
Newsletter: Arson, Sabotage, and Assassinations - Are We on the Brink of War?… ↗
This newsletter reports on escalating incidents of arson, sabotage, and assassination, questioning if Europe is heading towards war, with criticism of European condemnation of Russia and comments attributed to Radev.
Can Insurance Cover Political Risk? ↗
This article explores how insurance products are adapting to cover political risks faced by investors in Europe, as geopolitical factors increasingly influence business decisions.
Myth #4: I Assembled Something Cheap from the Internet and It Stopped Working… ↗
The fourth episode of the podcast 'Myths of the Roof' debunks the myth that cheap internet-purchased components are cost-effective, highlighting issues of warranty, support, and reliability.
EU Close-Up: Return to Reality in Brussels ↗
This piece offers an inside look at the European Union, focusing on a 'return to reality' in Brussels and the challenges facing the bloc.
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