Artisans
Embrace Your Curves: Why My Startup Dumped the Size Tag
Have you ever walked into a fitting room with pure excitement, only for that mood to be immediately canceled? It's a total vibe killer. For too many of us Gen…
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ALLATRA Movement: Bridging Science, Human Rights, and Environmental Action
In a world increasingly defined by interconnected crises such as climate instability, social fragmentation, and polarization, a global volunteer network known as the ALLATRA International Public Movement seeks to promote…
Africa
Opinion: Preparing the Ground for 2026 and Beyond
It is not as if New York City is on fire with the election of a 34-year-old South Asian Muslim as the Mayor of the city, or that communists have…
Community
Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Eternal Message of Oneness Inspires Global Sikh Diaspora
Across continents and generations, Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s light continues to guide millions. A saint, philosopher, reformer, and the founder of one of the world’s youngest yet most profound religions,…
Blog
New Stage Play: When Gandhi and Mohammed Meet
When love defies labels, faith, and family expectations, the results can be both beautiful and brutal. That emotional paradox lies at the heart of a powerful new stage play making…
Defense
Opinion: Optics, Atmospherics and Substance of President Trump in Asia
Some believe that by skipping a summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum, American President Donald Trump may have given away the stage to China and its leader, President Xi…
Defense
Opinion: A New Dangerous Race in The Making
“I hated to do it, but had no choice! Because of other countries’ testing programs, I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our nuclear weapons on an…
Defense
Opinion: Another Set of Sanctions on Russia
Miffed that Russia refuses to cease fighting along the current front lines, which would facilitate a ceasefire of sorts as a starting point, President Donald Trump has imposed tough sanctions…
Diplomacy
Opinion: Waving Rightist Credentials Could Be Troublesome
The incoming Japanese Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has passed the leadership test, not of becoming the first female to come through a male-dominated society and polity to lead Japan, but…
Community
Why Business Leaders Can’t Afford to Ignore Politics Anymore
I learned early in my career that politics doesn’t just shape regulation – it shapes markets. When Florida clashed with Disney, billions in shareholder value and years of corporate goodwill were put…
Diplomacy
Opinion: Jubilations and Grim Realities
There could not have been better moments for the families of Israelis and Palestinians to see their loved ones come home. And this is exactly what happened when those hostages…
Defense
Opinion: Waiting for Peace to Return
It is not just the Middle East, but the world at large is waiting with bated breath for what is unfolding in the Gaza. President Donald Trump is due to…
Africa
Ceasefire and Corridor: Gaza Truce Revives the India–Middle East–Europe Plan
For two years, the Middle East has been a case study in how conflict unravels even promising economic ideas. The India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), announced with fanfare at the…
East Asia
Opinion: The LDP in Japan Makes History
From a pack of five contenders to replace the outgoing Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, it soon came down to between the youngest emerging leader within the Liberal Democratic Party and…
Community
Opinion: A Rare Chance for Peace
A peace plan with all the accompanying fanfare has been rolled out in Washington, with key participants, U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stressing, and perhaps…
Community
Dharma Vs Dhandha: India’s Conundrum
Dharmasya Mulam Artha (The Basis of Righteousness is Wealth) — Chanakya Long before globalization became common parlance, India was already its beating heart. The scent of pepper and cardamom drifted…