Russian aggression and American wavering reveal just how ill-equipped the continent is Russia is becoming more dangerous, America is less reliable and Europe remains unprepared. The problem is simply put, but the scale of its...
Taiwo Awoniyi’s story started in the industrial City of Ilorin, Kwara State in a family of 6 kids. Taiwo’s father was a prison officer whose salary was barely enough to feed his family, but...
Jose Peseiro may get all the accolades for all I care. Algerian may want him for all I care. Zambia may want him for all I care. Al Ahly may want him all I...
The World Will Need New Ways to Cope with the Same Old Tactics – Peter D. Feaver Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments about NATO in early February provoked an unusually quick rebuke from...
I found myself again turning to the radio in the car this morning. It just had to be a sports station. For peace of mind and sanity. Commentary around sports, as I have found...
Transforming the CIA for an Age of Competition – By William J. Burns For as long as countries have kept secrets from one another, they have tried to steal them from one another. Espionage has...
Meetings can be both productive and unproductive. Some meetings may even be dysfunctional, depending on its regularity, content, and quality. For many businesses, routine meetings can lack focus and a clear agenda and end...
Earlier on in my life, when I couldn’t afford to, I took a million naira that I had saved up to buy my first BMW. I had always dreamt of buying a car at...
Human progress emerges from collaboration between us and, beyond that, between us and our machines. In this sense, the role of artists, investors, and innovators in the AI revolution is the same: to combine...
Why Would New Delhi Risk So Much for So Little? By Hartosh Singh Bal On November 29, the U.S. Department of Justice made a startling announcement: an Indian government official had tried to assassinate a...
