The devices themselves serve us when we use the virtual world for the benefit of science
Life is short, even if a person lives a hundred years. It is better to spend it on acquiring knowledge and learning
One of the most issues of our time is that life is becoming virtualized, and this is often particularly discernible within the lives
From May 30 to June 2, 2025, the Republics of Tatarstan and Bashkortostan in the Russian Federation will host the First International Scientific and Creative Seminar titled “Quantum Leap: Artificial Intelligence in Education, Art, and Medicine.” The hybrid-format seminar is a central event within the framework of the I
Every year on May 28, the Republic of Azerbaijan celebrates a date that resonates far beyond a simple commemoration—it is a moment of deep national pride, historical reflection and collective identity. This day, known as Independence Day, marks the founding of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic in 1918—the first secular and
Dialogue may be difficult, even painful, but it is the only path that leads to resolution
Let us choose the path that builds, not breaks
In an age where humanity is connected like never before, where ideas travel across borders in milliseconds, one would imagine that dialogue has replaced violence as our first response to conflict. Yet,
A 2,300-Year-Old Guide to Statecraft, Leadership, and National Strength That Still Speaks to Today’s World
By Abdullah Usman Morai
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Governance
In an era of global uncertainty, rising political polarization, fragile economies, and leadership challenges, one might wonder: Is there an enduring guidebook
