SRULIK EINHORN

Zuckerberg has a moral, national, and personal duty to do everything he can to prevent the spread of hatred.

Serbia is not interested in perpetuating conflicts. Instead, it focuses on international alliances and the prosperity of its own people.

Leaders who genuinely understand citizens’ concerns and commit to protecting their unique values, developed and passed on through succeeding generations, are likely to prevail.

Imagine a leader, an AI, whose every decision resonates with the genuine welfare of its citizens, unclouded by biases or political affiliations. It’s not just a theoretical idea. Let us embrace it.

The political landscape may seem extreme and divisive at the moment but history teaches us that political dynamics can change quickly.

After so many years with Netanyahu in Israeli politics, every Israeli has formed a firm opinion of him: a large majority loves him, and a significant and very vocal minority hates him.

Sixty years after the Bay of Pigs crisis in Cuba, the world is slowly reentering a path of nuclear conflict.

He is an extraordinary man in his intellectual abilities and wisdom. You can try to emulate him – unsuccessfully. Still, we can learn key lessons on staying relevant for 30 years.

Volodymyr Zelensky’s clever use of his social networks managed to defeat a propaganda system that tried to spread fake news pretending that he fled or surrendered and ran away from the battlefield.

Democratic governments need to adopt a strategy based upon transparency and trust, instead of the current unilateral infliction of restrictions by governments upon the public.