From fuel and food to electronics and electricity, experts warn of a 30–50% rise in everyday expenses as prolonged disruptions ripple across the world.
Lebanese universities are investing heavily in AI tools, but real educational transformation hinges on preparing instructors—whose training boosts readiness by 45%—rather than technology alone.
From skyrocketing oil prices to regional economic shocks, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz exposed the fragility of the global energy system—and created winners, losers, and unprecedented financial turmoil worldwide.
Egypt’s fuel price hikes driven by the Iran war are squeezing households, triggering rising living costs and deepening economic strain on an already fragile population.
