By Joseph Negrine In the new age of industrial policy, advanced economies are driving public–private partnerships and abandoning notions of...

There’s no sugarcoating the fact that it isn't exactly the most inspiring time for Canada’s real estate investors (or would-be real estate...

The Ukrainian foreign minister’s visit to South Africa highlights a complex and evolving diplomatic landscape, where Ukraine’s efforts to forge...

The concept of Atmanirbhar Narishakti (self-reliant women’s empowerment) has evolved from India’s historical movements for women’s rights and...

The setting up of Tata-Airbus plant in Vadodara (Gujarat), is the first private project in India for the manufacture of aircraft in India. The...

For much of its history, international relations (IR) was shaped by political theories that emphasized power, state interests, and strategic...

  By Ifeanyi AbrahamGlobal PR and Communications Strategist; Co-Founder The Diverse Business and Tech Summit, FindBlackExperts, Techsoma and...

In an increasingly interdependent world, energy resources have become essential bargaining chips in international relations. Countries engage in...

The return of the Taliban in August 2021 marked a critical turning point for Afghanistan, especially in the realm of women’s rights and education....

President-elect said to be considering immigration and foreign policy hardliners – plus the controversial RFK Jr