Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the Late 1920-s – Early 1930-s: Lessons from the Soviet – British Competition by Vitaly V. Naumkin

“…At the same time, the Soviet diplomats, like the British, but to a lesser degree, committed mistakes in assessing the situation and in reacting to its developments, thus useful lessons can be drawn for the modern times.…”
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Burden between caregivers of patients with symptomatic and remitted bipolar affective disorder: A comparative study by Subarna Neogi, Padmavathi Nagarajan, Ravi Philip Rajkumar, Karthick Subramanian

“…The present study seeks to compare caregiver burden between those caring for symptomatic and remitted BPAD patients and to examine the effects of caregiving burden on caregivers’ functioning. …”
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Problems of criminal legal forecasting of individual criminal behavior by Mikhail P. Kleymenov

“…The magnitude of the criminal legal risk, of course, should be taken into account in the criminal law policy: both when assessing its purposefulness and effectiveness, and when solving the task of a comprehensive information and analytical support for it.…”
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PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – VICTIMOLOGY VIEW by Миодраг Н. Симовић, Азра Аџајлић-Дедовић

“…The data confirm that justice is more effectively served when victims have sufficient information about the criminal justice system and the resources available to them. …”
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Portfolio Procurement Strategies with Forward and Option Contracts Combined with Spot Market by Nurul Anastasya Talaba, Pyung-Hoi Koo

“…Meanwhile, the spot market enables real-time purchasing without prior commitments, enhancing flexibility but exposing buyers to price volatility. …”
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Role of agricultural extension in learning for uptake and intensification of less-practiced dairy climate-smart practices in Kenya by Mercy Mburu, John Mburu, Rose Nyikal, Amin Mugera, Asaah Ndambi

“…The enhanced uptake of dairy climate-smart practices (DCSPs) is important to cushion farmers against the effects of climate change. However, uptake remains low. …”
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Legal Consequences of the Prohibition on Widows’ Remarriage in Roman Law by Piotr Niczyporuk, Piotr Kołodko

“…The edictum perpetuum names the persons who were liable to infamy if they committed a breach of the prohibition on the remarriage of a widow within the period of mourning for her deceased husband. …”
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Europe and the recent influx of asylum seekers: the EU Member States capability to grant international protection by Maria Vittoria Forte, Rosa Gatti, Giuseppe Gabrielli, Federico Benassi, Salvatore Strozza

“…The RIP can be decomposed into three multiplying indicators related to the impact of protection applications, to the administrative effectiveness, and to the willingness of States to grant international protection. …”
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Are more green conceptual claims better? The impact of the degree of enterprise inconsistency on carbon performance: from the perspective of communication volume and social trust by Jianming Wang, Wei Li

“…Second, communication volume can be categorized into the communication scope and the communication emotions, which has a mediating effect on the inconsistency and carbon performance. …”
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Duties, Oughts and Jesse Prinz’s Agent-Relativism by Marco Antônio Oliveira de Azevedo

“…I agree with Prinz that descriptive relativism is true; but Prinz is committed to a form of agent-relativism. I will present arguments against agent-relativism that depend on the acceptance of a clear distinction between “duty” and “ought.” …”
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Revisiting Enduring Questions in a Changing Educational Context: A Review of the Handbook of Research on Teacher Education by Mestawot Beyene TAFESE, Erika KOPP

“…Positioned within broader educational research and policy discourses, the handbook remains a vital resource for scholars and practitioners committed to equity, inclusion, and the continuous reimagining of teacher education in a changing world.…”
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The Features of the Use of Information Technologies in Criminal Proceedings in the BRICS Countries by A. Dmitrieva, Sh. Alshdaifat, P. Pastukhov

“…The relevance of the research topic is explained by the widespread proliferation of computer-related crimes and other crimes committed using computer technologies. With the increase in cybercrime, the number of digital traces left behind by criminal activity is also increasing. …”
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Technosexuality from the Perspective of Forensic Medicine, Imamiyya Jurisprudence, and Iranian Criminal Law by MOHAMMADSALEHI DARANI SAFORA, Abbas Jazayeri Farsani

“…Technosexism is a general term for sexual attraction to machines, robots, and androids, and in its specific sense, robot fetishism is a sexual orientation to humanoid robots or a sexual orientation to people who act like robots.Some moralists consider sex robots to have some functions of respecting the freedom of choice of the individual; a suitable alternative to marriage for people who are unable to form a family and treating some sexually transmitted diseases, but most of them believe that due to more negative effects, including; an instrumental view of women, a weakening of the concept of man and human relationships; a lack of sense of responsibility resulting from forming a family; along with legal morality and religious considerations, they are considered an immoral option.Their users often have physical, sexual, or psychological problems, and are likely to commit crimes such as rape, child abuse, and sexual violence due to unrealistic persuasion, increased feelings of loneliness, facilitating fantasies of sexual assault, and the implementation of pornographic fantasies. …”
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Artificial Intelligence as a Tool to Prevent Autoaggressive Destructive Behavior Among Children and Adolescents: a Brief Overview by Korlan Saduakassova, Mukhit Zhanuzakov, Gulzhan Kassenova, Vassiliy Serbin

“…According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 726,000 people commit suicide, not counting the much larger number of people who attempt suicide each year. …”
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Factors affecting Academic Performance of Primary Schools in Ikumba Subcounty, Kabale District. by Christopher, Musinguzi

“…Quality teachers did also matter. Committed, competent and knowledgeable teachers produced better learning and pupils benefit a lot from them. …”
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TRADE AND LOGISTICS BETWEEN THE EU AND UKRAINE IN THE WARTIME PERIOD by Oleksandr Shnyrkov, Rita Zablotska, Oleksii Chugaiev

“…Rather than logistical factors, the dispersion of trade dynamics with EU member states can be more effectively explained by factors related to the value chain effect and dynamic overlapping demand effect. …”
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Development and Human Testing of Chemical Warfare Agents and Means of Treatment of Lesions in Germany in 1933–1945 by N. I. Shilo

“…Basically, the damaging effects of sulfur mustard and phosgene was investigated. …”
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Environmental Sustainability, Value Re-Orientation as Panacea to Gender-Based Violence and Culture of Silence Among Adolescent Girls by Florence Adeoti Yusuf, Adesile Moshood Imran, Peter Sanjo Adewale

“…Therefore, this study examined the perceived effects of environmental sustainability and value re-orientation on GBV. …”
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Uncovering the Role of Mindfulness in Increasing Repeat Visit Intention: A Study on Tangkahan Langkat Tourism by Nikous Soter Sihombing, Ruth Meivera Siburian, Elfitra Desy Surya, Jamaluddin Jamaluddin, Nasib Nasib

“…These initiatives can create a more profound and memorable tourism experience, fostering long-term commitments from travelers. Further research could explore the long-term impact of mindfulness on sustainable tourism behavior and the effectiveness of mindfulness-driven interventions in different tourism contexts. …”
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Oral health status of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities in India: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Vini Mehta, Snehasish Tripathy, Yash Merchant, Ankita Mathur, Sapna Negi, Muhammad Aaqib Shamim, Shahabe Saquib Abullais, Mohammed A. Al-Qarni, Mohmed Isaqali Karobari

“…Abstract Introduction India has committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030 principle of “Leave No One Behind”, which seeks to reduce disparities and vulnerabilities. …”
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