Women are living longer than men, but not healthier lives. Across regions and income levels, the World Economic Forum’s Closing the Women’s Health Gap report found...
Something counterintuitive is happening. As political headwinds around sustainability intensify in some capitals, a different conversation is under way in other cities – not...
For middle powers seeking to collaborate on advanced technologies, Japan stands out as one of the few peers with both the technological capability and strategic intent to lead.
The challenge ahead is not only to accelerate the transition, but to manage its inherent instability: to design energy systems that are not only clean, but resilient to shocks.
When leaders model healthy behaviours, balancing intensity with recovery, demonstrating vulnerability, and using available support, they shape norms across an organisation.
Community initiatives must pivot from passive engagement to generative activities. Gathering for a cause creates a significantly higher sense of well-being than gathering for leisure.
Across rural and tribal India, millions of women and girls still manage menstruation without safe products, accurate information or community support. And the barriers are rarely technological.
In a seminal work, former military officers Lt. Gen. D.S. Hooda & Lt. Col. Pavithran Rajan put forth a framework to approach cognitive warfare, called Socio-Technical-Cognitive Battlespace.
India, China and Russia share more contradictions than congruence. Each has a different worldview, as also a different adversary. The rude fact is that BRICS is the most irrelevant of all such groupings.
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