Xi stresses better life for people on new Long March
President Xi Jinping called for concerted efforts on the new Long March to build a modern socialist country and improve people's lives during a Dezhou visit
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Iran not obliged to buy US soybeans and corn: $6 billion unfrozen — Tehran chooses for itself
Iran is not obliged to buy US agricultural products with the unfrozen $6 billion. The Central Bank chief stressed price and quality as deciding factors.
Soybeans, corn and wheat instead of weapons: how the US offered Iran to spend unfrozen billions on American farms
The US and Iran made progress on asset unfreezing in Bürgenstock. US VP JD Vance proposed channeling the unfrozen funds into American grain and agricultural purchases.
The prophecy of cryptography's founding father: two fates of humanity — machines of transistors and our bioengineered successors
Cryptography pioneer Whitfield Diffie foresees the end of modern humans, replaced by two successors: advanced transistor machines and CRISPR-engineered people.
Asimov's three laws don't work: cryptography pioneer Whitfield Diffie on killer drones, AI guardrails and human control
Turing Award laureate Whitfield Diffie argues that Isaac Asimov's 1942 laws of robotics fail to address the challenges of modern autonomous drones and LLMs.
New rules in the Strait of Hormuz: applications 48 hours in advance, fees waived for 60 days
PGSA announced new transit rules for the Strait of Hormuz. Vessels get 60 days of free passage but must apply 48 hours in advance via the official website.
Reaching for the Stars: The Story of a 15-Year-Old Girl from Turkmenistan
The ShakthiSat program is implemented with the support of Indian organizations working in the field of space technology and STEM education.
Planet's braking path: World Bank cuts global growth forecast to 2.5% — worst since 2019
World Bank cuts 2026 global growth forecast to 2.5% due to Mideast conflict, high energy prices, and inflation, while AI investments offer a ray of hope.
Classical Wisdom Versus Chaos: Athens Dialogue of Civilizations Adopts an Initiative for the Future
Discover how the Second World Conference on Classical Studies in Athens aims to solve modern global challenges using ancient Greek and Chinese wisdom.
Bots Have Taken Over the Internet: AI Traffic Has Surpassed Human Traffic for the First Time in History
Cloudflare Radar data reveals automated systems now account for 57.4% of all web traffic, officially outnumbering human users online.
Restoring the Civilizational Code Will Help Central and South Asia Find Answers to Global Challenges
In an era of current global instability, when international relations are rapidly fragmenting and the world is experiencing a profound crisis of mutual trust, open and inclusive political dialogue is no longer simply a feature of classical diplomacy
Artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of employment. The situation is acute in the US. The situation around the world is no better
How artificial intelligence transforms the global job market: rising competition, automation fears, doubled job hunting time, and expert career adaptability tips.
Strait of Hormuz Closed: Bunker Fuel Soars 70 Percent, Container Lines Pass Costs to Shippers
VLSFO price hits $856 amid the Strait of Hormuz closure. CCTV+ reports rising spot freight rates and potential 150% shipping cost hikes by end of summer.
The Eurasian Vector and the Civilizational Doctrine of the Termez Dialogue
ORIENT has prepared an editorial review and analysis of the key points of this landmark speech, which reveals the profound philosophy of integration processes in the Eurasian space
The Guarantor of Stability. Why the World Increasingly Counts on China. Arguments from the President of Serbia
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic praises China's predictable foreign policy and responsible leadership during his historic state visit to Beijing.
