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Israel spends more of its GDP on education than the OECD average, but less per student
British Airways resumes Tel Aviv flights for first time since February
The new architecture of power: Why sustainability is the ultimate entrepreneurial frontier
Five common platform mistakes Legalbet helps Romanian users avoid
From unlicensed platforms and misleading offers to poor prices and unreliable recommendations, these are five common mistakes Romanian customers can avoid with better market checks.
Great comeback: Has crypto winter really ended?
Bitcoin surged 10% this week to an eight-month high, signaling renewed risk-taking, but remains well below its $126,000 all-time high.
Why Nordic countries are ahead on fast, low-friction signups
Pay N Play is reshaping online registration in Finland and the Nordic region, using banking authentication to reduce signup friction and simplify account access.
Facebook video won't download? 7 fixes and alternative tools in 2026
Pasted the link and nothing happened? Here are seven fixes for failed Facebook downloads, plus backup tools.
Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire chair, becomes chairman emeritus
Howard Buffett will chair the $1 trillion conglomerate as his father remains on its board in an advisory role.
Venezuela nears deal to move $4 billion gold reserve to New York, FT says
The reserves, held by the Bank of England since before Maduro’s capture, could be used to support government borrowing.
Scandinavian Airlines cancels planned Copenhagen-Tel Aviv route over 'not yet suitable' conditions
SAS stopped flying to Israel in March 2016 and briefly resumed service in October 2025. Several months later, however, it suspended the flights again.
Can you sue if you were a passenger in a car accident?
Passengers injured in car accidents may be able to seek compensation from one or more parties. Here's who they can sue, what evidence they need, and how to protect their rights.
Why are truck accident cases more complex than a regular car accident?
Truck accident cases can involve multiple liable parties, federal regulations, severe injuries, complex evidence, and aggressive insurers, making early legal investigation especially important.
Not ending at NIS 18m.: Additional fine for Central Bottling Company
The Competition Authority has published for public comment an additional notice of intent to charge the Central Bottling Company over intervention in retail soft drink prices.
