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On a Monday morning in Abuja, inside a hall reserved for the Independent National Electoral Commission’s North-West Zonal Interactive Meeting with staff, Prof. Joash Amupitan, SAN, the commission’s chairman, chose honesty over comfort. The meeting was officially called a readiness assessment for the 2027 general election, but for many in…
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I remember standing in the atrium of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, listening to the murmur of a dozen languages drifting between the coffee stands and the registration desks. It felt strange, but encouraging. For years, I had been one of the people who flew to Brussels to attend meetings, to sit in rectangular conference rooms, to nod along to interpreters speaking forty languages. But that day in July, the European Economic and Social Committee had come to us. We, the Economic and Social Council of Bulgaria, had co-hosted the Connecting EU seminar. It was not just a…
Paragraph 1: The Pope’s Unexpected Reassurance at 30,000 Feet It is not every day that a Pope steps off a papal plane and, instead of speaking about theology or diplomacy, finds himself fielding questions about the existential risks of artificial intelligence. Yet that is exactly what happened on the evening of the 28th, when Pope Leo XIV returned from a pastoral visit to France. The press conference aboard the papal aircraft had the usual rhythm of such journeys—reporters jostling for position, cameras clicking, the soft hum of the engines providing a strange soundtrack to questions about faith, politics, and the…
