The Zangezur corridor is of economic and geopolitical importance for the countries of Central Asia and the South Caucasus. According to World Bank estimates cited by Forbes, if the corridor is opened, annual global trade could increase by $50-100 billion in value by 2027. Bloomberg estimates that unblocking the road would reduce freight transit through Eurasia by 12-15 hours. The Caspian Policy Center estimates that infrastructure costs could be saved by $3-5 billion over 5-10 years, while Oxford Economics predicts a reduction in annual logistics costs of $20-30 billion.

Most of those who bet on Ahmadboy also bet on Xbet. Even though Ahmadboy is gone, they keep betting on Teshavoy. Those who were fooled by Ahmadboy knew that it was a pyramid scheme and that one day many people would fall for it. They just thought, "I'll get my money back in the meantime."

In recent weeks, a number of countries, including Spain, Norway, Ireland, Slovenia and others, have made official statements recognizing the state of Palestine. Some are calling it a historic step. For others, it is a moral victory after decades of occupation and suffering.

The development, stability, and happiness of any society depend primarily on the human heart and soul. The fate of a nation begins with proper upbringing and spiritual foundations. This sacred task falls primarily on the state and society. If the state and society are indifferent to the minds, hearts, morals, and souls of their children, the situation will worsen year by year and head towards destruction.

No matter how much Mahmoud Abbas tries to appease Israel and the US, the Zionists do not stop their attempts to humiliate, weaken, impose sanctions on and plunge the Palestinian Authority into economic crisis. The main argument of Hamas in legalizing armed resistance is that non-violent struggle, information propaganda, civil disobedience, international courts, diplomacy, peace processes - all of this is useless. If you try these, you will simply get slapped in the face by Israel and the US, and the world will turn not to you, but to the occupier, and the result will be zero.

In recent days, the coalition supporting the recognition of a Palestinian state has been growing. Experts are assessing this not as a humanitarian act, but as a strategic revenge. France, Spain, Ireland, Norway, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries are uniting not for "justice", but for a geopolitical game against the United States and Israel.

The "idea" of Israel's policy towards Sudan is taken from David Ben-Gurion's famous statement: "We (Israel) are a small nation. Our capabilities are limited. We must overcome these limitations by identifying and studying our weak points in the war with our enemies in the Arab countries. Especially when we intensify conflicts between ethnic, sectarian groups and minorities, we must make them an insoluble problem." This "idea" determines how Israel deals with the Arab countries. Based on it, the Jewish state has developed a "periphery strategy" - that is, a strategy of increasing instability in the peripheral regions of the Arab countries. This is precisely what was done through the partition of South Sudan.

What changes will happen to our brains if we rely more on artificial intelligence? Will artificial intelligence really help us learn something, or will it turn us into apathetic and unthinking people? A new study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has shown surprising and sometimes alarming results. This article is about how ChatGPT and other neural networks affect our brain activity, memory, and independent thinking.

When a governor insults his subordinates by calling them "disease" and "scumbags," when a prosecutor does not arrest those whom the governor says "take them away and put them in jail" according to the law, when a police chief locks farmers in a bus without air conditioning for three hours with a temperature of seventy to eighty degrees Celsius, the question arises: Hasn't the need to protect the people from their "protectors" arisen?!

The skyscrapers stretching from Beirut to Dubai, the narrow streets of Cairo and Casablanca, the luxurious places of Tunis and Rabat - all these represent the new face of today's Arab cities. But while this renewal and modernization may seem beautiful from the outside, it hides deep social, economic and cultural conflicts. Arab cities are now becoming giant bazaars that are losing their heritage and driving ordinary people to the outskirts.