Those that Possess Knowledge, Reshape the Future
14-julio-2026 Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
For centuries, the question that determined the standing of individuals and countries was clear and directly related to physical ownership. The answer was measured in movable and immovable property, the number of factories, and the volume of reserves.
When ...
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South Africa v. Israel before the International Court of Justice: Legal Proceedings and Initiatives to Strengthen International Humanitarian Law
14-julio-2026 The case instituted by the Republic of South Africa against Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) constitutes one of the most significant international legal proceedings arising from the conflict in the Gaza Strip. It concerns allegations relating to the application of the ...
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The Curriculum Crisis: Is Learning a Means or an End? Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
14-julio-2026 In my writings, discussions, and publications on education, I frequently call for the necessity of educational reform. Every time, the conversation quickly shifts toward curricula; what to delete, what to add, and how to develop courses to keep pace with the digital era.
However, ...
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Education Is a Human Right, Not a Commercial Service
01-julio-2026 Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
I believe that education is a fundamental human right no less important than other rights such as the right to life and freedom. It should not remain confined by geography, financial capacity, or administrative restrictions. Quality education is a right for everyone, not a ...
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Jordan’s Strategic Role in Achieving Regional Stability
21-junio-2026 Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
Today, Jordan stands before unprecedented challenges in its modern history, despite its continued distinguished place in the Middle East. Across the region, tensions are accumulating, conflicts are becoming extended, economic challenges are increasing, and partnerships ...
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The International Crisis …. More Dangerous than Those Before
21-junio-2026 For decades, climate change was addressed as an extension of a technical environmental debate managed by expert committees and shaped by the reports of international organizations. Today, however, this very approach seems to be part of the problem rather than the solution. The issue is no longer ...
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Smart Agriculture and Reshaping of Global Food Future
21-junio-2026 I repeatedly emphasize that the gap in the global food basket does not lie in the fields, but rather in the world’s movement toward a population of 9 billion by 2050. With the erosion of the land’s productive capacity under increasing human and climate pressure, which alters seasons ...
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Bringing Education Closer to the Student’s Reality
21-junio-2026 Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
In my daily life, I repeatedly observe a scene so familiar to the eye, until one begins to notice it anew, as though it were abnormal. Children on their way to school; each carrying a backpack that at times, appears larger than their shoulders and heavier ...
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Economic Immunity: First Priority of Sovereignty
21-junio-2026 Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
In a previous article, I addressed the concept of sovereign preparedness, extending beyond the scope of political readiness. I believe this topic is exceptionally rich and multidimensional, and whenever I reach a concluding point in this vision, I find myself ...
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Artificial Intelligence: An Opportunity to Shape the Arab Future
21-junio-2026 Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
For a variety of reasons that would take time to explain, many Arab individuals may step back, or even retreat repeatedly, from pursuing innovation. This is not due to any lack of intellectual or knowledge capacity, but rather because people often tend to favor ...
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