Coordinated Israeli and US strikes on Iran triggered regional retaliation across Israel, the Gulf and Palestinian territories, raising fears of…
Sanctions, Security and the Future of Counterterrorism
Since 9/11, global counterterrorism has evolved from targeting centralized networks like Al-Qaeda to addressing decentralized, digitally enabled extremist movements. UN…
7 Powerful Lessons from Karim Hajji on Morocco’s Capital Market Reform
Demutualization of the Casablanca Stock Exchange under Karim Hajji helped eliminate conflicts of interest, strengthen regulatory credibility, and modernize Morocco’s…
DAVOS 2026 – How ASEAN and East Asia Are Rewriting Global Supply Chains
As companies rethink China dependence, Davos 2026 showed ASEAN emerging as the world’s most flexible manufacturing hub.
Beyond the Hype: How Leaders Can Use AI to Drive Revenue, Efficiency and Scalable Growth
AI is moving from experimentation to execution. In this interview, Gaurav Oberoi explains how leaders can deploy AI agents, automate…
Trump Tariff Battle Sparks Global Reset
The U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump’s sweeping tariff powers — but a new 15% global levy ignites fresh trade tensions…
From Macron to Modi: How Leaders See the AI Job Shift in 2026
Will AI destroy jobs or create new ones? From Modi to Macron, here’s what global leaders said at the India…
Eric Dane’s Career Shows How Hollywood Became America’s Most Powerful Global Weapon
Eric Dane’s career mirrors the evolution of American soft power—from network television dominance to streaming-era narrative influence.
The Jeffrey Epstein Files: Accountability, Reform, and the Global Trust Deficit
One year after major Jeffrey Epstein document releases, we examine what changed, what didn’t, and why global trust in institutions…
Libya After Gaddafi: Politics, Oil and the Long Shadow of Regime Collapse
Fourteen years after Muammar Gaddafi’s fall, Libya remains divided between rival administrations, fragile institutions and politicised oil revenues. A strategic…