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Education is one of the most powerful tools to reduce poverty and strengthen development. Research shows that if all students in low-income countries gained basic reading skills, nearly 171 million people could escape extreme poverty, and if all adults completed secondary school, the global poverty rate could be halved. Education also improves health, gender equality, and economic growth at both the individual and national level. That is why the international community supports Sustainable Development Goal 4: to ensure inclusive, equitable, and quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.

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To understand political power, one must see the balance between moral conviction and responsible action. True political leadership is not based on emotion alone, but on reasoned decision-making amid complex realities. In Weber’s view, politics is ‘a strong and slow boring of hard boards.’ It requires both passion and perspective, and only those who can say ‘nonetheless!’ when faced with frustration have the calling for politics. This philosophy reminds us that power must be exercised with both purpose and perseverance.

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The rise of digital work is transforming how people earn a living. Remote jobs, freelancing platforms, and online businesses now allow millions of workers to connect with clients worldwide. This creates new opportunities, especially for young people who value flexibility and independence. Digital work can also reduce costs for companies, which no longer need to provide office space. However, there are challenges too. Many digital workers lack job security, health benefits, or stable income. Some rural areas still do not have strong internet connections, which means they cannot take part in this digital economy. Even so, digital work is often described as the future of employment, giving people freedom and choice that traditional jobs cannot always provide.