Mismatched Timetables: Pakistan’s Challenge in US–Iran Mediation

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Trump Visits China to Meet Xi: Iran, Trade and Taiwan

US President Donald Trump will embark on a three-day trip to China, his second state visit, on Wednesday for a highly anticipated summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The visit comes at a time when Trump is facing scrutiny for the Iranian conflict, domestic  issues and economic war with China. The summit, which has been

When AI Falters: The Cost of Bad Supply Chain Data

Artificial Intelligence has rapidly become one of the most talked-about technologies in the world of logistics and supply chain management. Businesses across industries are investing heavily in AI-driven forecasting tools, predictive analytics, warehouse automation, and intelligent procurement systems. The promise is appealing: faster deliveries, lower operational costs, better demand forecasting, and stronger customer satisfaction. However

America’s Lost Credibility: Democracy Messaging Undermined at Home

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Muted Victory Day Reveals Strains in Putin’s War

The Victory Day parade in Moscow's Red Square this year felt like a shadow of the grand spectacles that have long defined Russia's most cherished national celebration. Traditionally held on May 9 to mark the Soviet Union's triumph over Nazi Germany in World War II, the celebration has for years served not merely as a

Why Small Businesses Should Stop Saying ‘Customer Is Always Right’

For decades, the phrase “The customer is always right” has been treated as the golden rule of customer service. Many business owners have followed this philosophy believing it helps build loyalty, improve reputation, and increase sales. While putting customers first is important, blindly accepting that customers are always correct can create serious problems for small

PM Modi’s Five-Nation Visit to Deepen Trade Ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a 5-nation trip from 15th to 20th May to discuss deepening of trade ties. The visit will start with an official visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on 15th May, where he will meet the nation's President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to exchange

Dangerously Unfit Leadership on an Increasingly Fragile Planet

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Muted Victory Day Reveals Strain of Putin’s War

The Victory Day parade in Moscow's Red Square this year felt like a shadow of the grand spectacles that have long defined Russia's most cherished national celebration. Traditionally held on May 9 to mark the Soviet Union's triumph over Nazi Germany in World War II, the celebration has for years served not merely as a
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