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Business leaders can’t afford to view the world through a Western gaze. Global brands need to communicate with consumer markets beyond Europe and America.

In December 2023, the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs of Moscow's Higher School of Economics published a report[1] prepared following a series of studies, conferences, and situational analysis sessions conducted under the situational analysis program by the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs itself, the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy

The '#notwhite collective' features 13 female artists who 'seek liberation through sharing space and stories.'

Yves here. Now that the Global South, or as many prefer, the Global Majority countries have more economic heft and are collectively exerting more political…

On December 28, 2023, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov gave an interview to Russian TV host Dmitry Kiselev, who is Director General of the "Rossiya Segodnya" state media holding. Lavrov covers a range of topical foreign policy issues, including Taiwan and the wars in Gaza and the Ukraine.

A discussion of the need to replace the Great Divergence framework illustrates how economists often cling to outdated ideas.

India makes a bold claim about spillover benefits from having ignored Western sanctions on Russian oil.

$1.6 million in grants is being distributed to artists and collectives, with most getting two years of support.

American activist and philosopher Cornel West welcomes South Africa’s ‘moral clarity’ for referring Israel to the ICC over its crimes against Palestinians.

/PRNewswire/ -- One year after the public was introduced to the transformative potential of generative AI, the AI landscape is garnering more attention than...