Dear Readers,

We live in an age of uncertainty, where the world seems to be changing faster than we can fully comprehend. It’s 2024, and while we might have hoped to have learned from the mistakes of our past, history has a way of repeating itself in unexpected ways. As we look around, we see the painful reminders of this truth: the war in Ukraine, which now stretches into Russia, the persistent unrest in the Middle East, and the ongoing struggles in South Sudan are just a few examples of the volatility and unpredictability of our times.

At the same time, social media platforms have emerged as the new frontlines of global media, reshaping how we receive and interpret information. With this shift, many of us find ourselves questioning who to trust and whether today's headlines will be dismissed as "fake news" tomorrow. The landscape of global politics is also in turmoil. As we approach the upcoming presidential elections in the United States, the stakes feel higher than ever. Recent elections in countries like Venezuela serve as stark reminders that the journey towards free and fair elections remains fraught with challenges.

Amidst this backdrop of uncertainty, technology continues to advance at a staggering pace. Artificial Intelligence is taking on roles once thought to be uniquely human, robotics is making inroads into industries across the globe, and the space industry is racing toward new frontiers, making almost daily breakthroughs. The world our grandparents—and even our parents—once knew has been transformed beyond recognition. And if the current trajectory is any indication, the next few years promise to be even more remarkable.
In such a dynamic environment, education is more crucial than ever. It is not only a tool for personal advancement but a fundamental pillar for navigating the complexities of the modern world. As we continue to expand our footprint in Cambodia through our nonprofit Global Education Vision, we are also broadening our educational outreach into Africa and throughout Southeast Asia in the coming months and years. More than ever, we are in need of dedicated volunteer teachers. If you're a recent graduate or simply someone with a passion for education and a desire to make a difference, consider spending a year or two abroad with us. Help bring quality education to children in the developing world and be a part of shaping a more informed and prepared global society.
Thank you for joining us for another issue of Global Leader Today magazine. In these uncertain times, let us strive to be a source of clarity and knowledge for all.
 

Warm regards,
 

Dr. Do Gun Harry Hwang
Global Leader Today
California, United States