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The world is on the edge | Dr Rene E Ofreneo

According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, global military expenditures have been rising since the Covid-19 pandemic, averaging over $2 trillion a year. In 2023, the total reached $2.5 trillion. Almost three-fourth of this amount $1.8 trillion is accounted for by the 10 biggest military spenders. This amount is more than…

Preparing the future through robotics needs to nurture children s whole being

TANZA, Cavite An electronics professor at a child-development center predicts a future dominated by robotics, emphasizing the necessity for individuals to adapt in order to remain competitive. “The robots can lower the cost of the products. However, the opportunity for us in robotics should be in the ability to develop the…

FDCP pays tribute to film icons

FDCP pays tribute to film icons
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FDCP s Parangal ng Sining to honor Philippines cinema icons, pioneers

FDCP s Parangal ng Sining to honor Philippines cinema icons, pioneers
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#BTEditorial - Urgent united fix needed to rescue NIS

Efforts to calm Barbadians’ fears about the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) have not been too convincing, when one breaks down the financial troubles facing the 55-year-old social security scheme.Ordinary citizens who have been working and diligently paying their NIS contributions over their working life and are expecting reasonable benefits from those contributions in another ten to 15 years, can see nothing but crisis before them.There may not be a “house on fire” crisis in the well-appointed and maintained headquarters of the NIS at Culloden Road, St Michael, but there is a crisis of confidence and deep fear about the future.Actuaries are certainly not “a dime a dozen”, they are in a very exclusive club of professionals, whose expertise is highly sought after by sovereigns and corporates. And so, if the NIS consultant actuary warns us that the coffers of the NIS could be empty in another 12 years on its current trajectory – that spells trouble.

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