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Why scientific research is now part of economic and strategic competition

Why scientific research is now part of economic and strategic competition

For decades, scientific research was primarily associated with expanding knowledge, improving public health and supporting technological progress. International collaboration was considered one of its defining characteristics, with universities, laboratories and researchers sharing discoveries across borders. That model remains an essential part of modern science, but it now coexists with another reality: research has become a…

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Why climate adaptation is becoming a practical test for governments

Why climate adaptation is becoming a practical test for governments

For many years, climate policy focused primarily on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Governments introduced measures to expand renewable energy, improve energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions, with the objective of limiting long-term global warming. While these efforts remain central, a second challenge has become increasingly urgent: adapting to the effects of climate change that are…

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How culture became a strategic language of identity and influence

How culture became a strategic language of identity and influence

Culture has long been associated with museums, literature, music and the arts. Today, it also plays a growing role in diplomacy, economic development and international relations. As competition between countries increasingly extends beyond military or economic power, cultural influence has become an important component of how nations project themselves and strengthen their position on the…

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What Higher Interest Rates Mean for Governments, Investors and Consumers

What Higher Interest Rates Mean for Governments, Investors and Consumers

For much of the past decade, low interest rates shaped economic decisions around the world. Governments borrowed at historically low costs, businesses expanded through inexpensive financing, and households became accustomed to affordable mortgages and consumer credit. As interest rates have risen in many economies, that environment has changed significantly. Central banks typically raise interest rates…

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Morocco – Canada (3-0): The Atlas Lions soar past Canada and clinch a historic 2026 World Cup quarter-final spot

Morocco – Canada (3-0): The Atlas Lions soar past Canada and clinch a historic 2026 World Cup quarter-final spot

Morocco continues to make history. Thanks to a resounding 3-0 victory over Canada in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, the Atlas Lions confirm their status among the top nations in world football. Solid, disciplined, and clinical, Mohamed Ouahbi’s men continue an exceptional run and earn a well-deserved qualification for the quarter-finals….

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