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Delegation isn’t what breaks trust. Walking it back does. By the time performance suffers, the trust damage is already done.

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As the world watches the ceremonial launch of Donald Trump’s much-anticipated Board of Peace at the World Economic Forum in ...

For organizations that conduct background checks, 2025 was not just about tracking new laws. It was about rethinking how ...

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Greenland does not need to be owned to matter. But mishandled, it could cost far more than it offers. In an age where restraint is strength and legitimacy is leverage, the most strategic move may be ...

When religious nationalism collides with racial nationalism, they don’t cancel each other out — they compare notes.