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Only Democracy Can End Iran’s Nuclear Threat

STANFORD: When a madman throws a stone down a well, according to an ancient Iranian aphorism, ten wise men and women are needed to remove it. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s currently secluded supreme leader, was that madman, and now many people in Iran and around the world are trying to

Central Asia’s New Playbook

Though they are not turning their backs on Russia, they are now embracing new opportunities to increase their economic resilience

Work Is Not Well-Being

Effective interventions would include labor policies that ensure adequate incomes and portable benefits even for gig and informal workers; automatic

Accelerating the research in academic institutions of schooling level

Formal measures should be adopted, plagiarism should be avoided in such works, and they should be encouraged. And most of

Political Changes Don’t Weaken the Case for Green Business

IKEA’s CIRKULÄR initiative, for example, uses financial rewards, humor, and green imagery to encourage customers to buy and sell used

Lessons From the Trump-Musk Feud

Musk’s comments triggered an escalating exchange of threats and recriminations between him and Trump (each relying on his own social

How AI Will Disrupt Big Tech

Regulatory or antitrust actions have sometimes helped unleash innovation – the Federal Communications Commission’s opening of long-distance telecommunications to competition

Europe’s Hard Road to Strategic Sovereignty

US President Donald Trump does not care about Western values. He would rather let Russian President Vladimir Putin carve up

Nepal-China Relations: Opportunities, Challenges and the Road Ahead

As Nepal stands at the crossroads of 21st-century geopolitics, the choices it makes today will define its sovereignty and prosperity

Green Crime Goes Global

The operation, part of a broader crackdown on illicit mining in Indigenous territories, uncovered links to money laundering via shell