Dr Olga Azarova: Why Business Education for Kids is the Ultimate Future-Proof Strategy

In a rapidly changing global economy, traditional academic education is no longer a guaranteed ticket to lifelong success. The formulas of yesterday cannot solve the unpredictable challenges of tomorrow. To thrive in the 21st century, children need more than just textbook knowledge—they need resilience, adaptability, and an entrepreneurial mindset.

Early business education is not about forcing children to become corporate executives; it is about unlocking their full potential by cultivating vital life skills like critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and proactive problem-solving. This is precisely where MINIBOSS BUSINESS SCHOOL steps in, transforming potential into tangible capability through its prestigious International Diploma.

The Last Peaceful Sunday Evening of the Old World: Why Our Children Can No Longer Be Prepared for Yesterday’s Life

BUSINESS & GROWTH | 100%NEWS
Special Sunday Edition with Mr. Dominic Ashford

In this special Sunday edition of BUSINESS & GROWTH | 100%NEWS, our leading journalist Mr. Dominic Ashford opens a conversation about what truly matters: the future of our children, the transformation of education, and the new reality created by artificial intelligence. This is not simply an article about schools, grades or careers. It is a serious reflection on whether we are still preparing the next generation for yesterday’s world — while tomorrow is already demanding a completely different kind of human being: thoughtful, resilient, creative, ethical and capable of building a meaningful future.

Sunday evening is a strange time. The world seems to pause. Parents close their laptops. Children finish their homework. Someone prepares a school uniform for tomorrow. Someone checks the timetable. Someone habitually says to a child: “Study well, and everything will be fine.”

The Last Human Signal: How AI, Google Zero and the Collapse of Trust Are Rewriting Global Journalism

The global journalism and media ecosystem is undergoing one of the most profound structural transformations in its history. As we look at the landscape in 2026, the industry is caught in a high-stakes balancing act: wrestling with the algorithmic disruption of generative AI, combating an unprecedented influx of automated "content noise," and struggling to maintain public trust.

As the world reflects on the future of journalism, it is important to remember that the profession is honoured on different dates across different countries: World Press Freedom Day is marked globally on 3 May, while Ukraine celebrates Journalist Day on 6 June. On this Ukrainian day of journalism, 100%NEWS extends its deepest respect and congratulations to Ukrainian journalists who, under the most difficult conditions of war, continue their own battle for truth against a brutal aggressor. Through their reporting, courage and moral discipline, they help Ukrainians see their own resilience, honour the bravery of those defending the country on the battlefield, and preserve the national hope for Victory.

This analytical report explores the economic capacity of the global media market, highlights the world's most authoritative news institutions, and breaks down the definitive trends defining the future of news gathering and distribution.

1. Global Media Market Capacity (2025–2026)

The broader media and information services sector has shown resilient fiscal growth, driven heavily by digital shifts, even as traditional print circulation and legacy broadcasting formats continue to contract.

Svitlana Horodetska became a fashion partner of WORLD WOMAN FORUM 2026 in Davos

Svitlana Horodetska is the founder and creative heart behind the internationally recognized fashion brand Horodetska boho, a unique fusion of European fashion aesthetics and authentic Ukrainian cultural heritage. Her fashion journey began eight years ago in Ukraine, where she established her own design atelier dedicated to creating distinctive handmade collections inspired by the spirit of ethnic boho style.

Since then, her creations have travelled across the world, captivating audiences with their originality, craftsmanship, and unmistakable artistic identity.

GBW 2026 Key Speakers Line-up Welcomes New High-Profile Names

Davos, Switzerland | Global Business Week 2026

The list of keynote speakers and distinguished participants of Global Business Week 2026 in Davos has been strengthened with a new group of high-profile international names, confirming the growing status of GBW as one of the most dynamic global platforms for business diplomacy, entrepreneurship, innovation, education and international cooperation.

Taking place from 9 to 17 July the Global Business Week 2026 will bring together entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, family business owners, corporate leaders, educators, innovators, youth entrepreneurs and national business delegations from more than 40 countries. The event will be held under the theme “Business Diplomacy: Connections That Shape the Future.”

European Association of Business Development Names 7 Key Trends in the World Economy in 2026

The European Association of Business Development has identified seven key trends based on IMF and OECD reports shaping the global economy in 2026. Their common message is clear: the world is not moving into collapse, but into a more selective, fragmented and competitive economic cycle, where growth will increasingly depend on innovation, trust, partnerships and entrepreneurial speed.

1. Slower, but Not Stopped, Global Growth

The global economy is still growing, but at a more moderate pace. The IMF projects global growth at 3.1% in 2026 and 3.2% in 2027, below recent outcomes and well below pre-pandemic averages. The OECD’s March 2026 interim outlook projected global GDP growth at 2.9% in 2026 and 3.0% in 2027, supported partly by technology-related investment.