The Diplomat

Strategic Autonomy or a Pro-US Tilt? India’s Foreign Policy Under Pressure

The Iran war is forcing India to confront the tension between strategic autonomy and its commitment to the Indo-Pacific ...
The PrintOpinion

UAE’s ability to pursue its interests is unmatched

UAE has deep ties with US even as its financial centres help Russia evade sanctions, and it partners with Turkey despite ...

Why Most Organizational Structure Redesigns Miss The Mark—8 Things To Do

Organizational leaders are getting organizational structure wrong. Not only are they failing to start with the right focus ...
NEJM Catalyst

The Promise of Health Solutions Science

Eighteen national symposia, held across 14 cities where leaders representing academic medicine, public health, ...
Opinion
The Business & Financial TimesOpinion

Towards Africa’s AI governance philosophy: From development ambition to strategic intent

Darko In a previous article on the global race for AI governance, titled “What Is Africa’s Philosophy for AI Governance?”, I argued that artificial intelligence is not merely a technological contest, ...
CEOWORLD magazine

When Winning Isn’t Enough: A New Model for Founder Clarity and Performance

Businesses grow, but leadership clarity does not keep up. Founders begin reacting instead of choosing. “You can scale a ...
War on the RocksOpinion

Rethinking Corporate Risk and Alignment in an Era of Economic Statecraft

This article is the eighth in an 11-part series examining how the United States should organize, lead, and integrate economic ...
The American Journal of Managed Care

What 3 Rounds of IRA Negotiations Have Taught Manufacturers About Readiness

Part B negotiations introduce buy-and-bill economics, ASP and 340B interactions, and heightened risk of non-medical switching ...
TelecomTV

Zain launches landmark ‘Regulatory Academy’ with GSMA Advance

Falling under Zain’s Inclusion, Diversity & Equity University (IDEU), the academy will act as a strategic enabler of stronger governance, alignment and ...