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Donald Trump may upend U.S. democracy. But critical elections are being held around the world.

 

People want collaboration, meaning and respect. Yet, many senior leaders haven’t translated these aims to the overall value of culture transformation through a diversity lens. There is real financial gain for their organizations just waiting to be tapped. Let's have a conversation about this.

We live in an age of great power competition, and extreme volatility. The unprecedented rise of China began geopolitical realignments in different parts of the globe. The process was further accelerated by the outbreak of Covid- 19 pandemic, war in Ukraine and other multiple crises raising several questions on the US-led existing liberal international order, a new global order in the post-Cold War that is struggling to be born in place of the old order, and the multipolar world.

PREMIUM Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a statement following his meeting with US Secretary of Treasury Steven Mnuchin, in Jerusalem, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. Picture: Emil Salman/Pool via AP WHATEVER one thinks of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, there’s no denying that he’s a remarkable survivor. Come to think of it, there’s probably no other world leader right now who can match him when it comes to political escapology. Give Bibi – as he’s commonly k...

© Photo: Flickr/Staff Sgt. David Nolan Pope Francis was absolutely right that peace is more powerful than war — but military confrontation is popular and profitable. In Mosul on 7 March, during his visit to war-shattered Iraq, Pope Francis said he reaffirmed his conviction that “peace is more powerful than war.” Coincidentally and ironically, on the same day the Pentagon war machine sent a flight of B-52 nuclear bombers to menace Iran, which seems to be next on the Washington / Israel d...