Difficult conversations are essential for effective leadership; navigating the delicate balance between truth-telling and diplomacy is crucial for women leaders to assert their authority without conflict.
Taiwan's vice-president undeterred after Czech reports of alleged Chinese car collision plot
Taiwan's Vice-President Hsiao Bi-khim emphasized that the unlawful activities of the Chinese Communist Party will not deter her from asserting Taiwan's interests internationally.
How the People of the Chagos Islands Won Back the Right to Return to Their Homelands
The recent treaty signed between the British government and Mauritius marks a turning point in decolonization efforts, allowing exiled Chagossians to return home.
"The notion that lasting peace can be maintained through military readiness creates cognitive dissonance, reflecting a struggle between aggression and social harmony."
North Korea's Sticking Points: Abduction and Uranium Enrichment
Kim Jong-il's admission of North Korea abducting Japanese citizens shocked Japan, but unresolved issues and false remains complicate relations further.
Letters: Trump's attack on Iran makes Mideast less safe
Trump's illegal and unprovoked bombing of Iran will further destabilize an already fragile Middle East. Despite Trump's public statement, bombing Iran is a declaration of war against Iran.
Gravely Alarmed' World Leaders React After U.S. Strikes Iran
The world is bracing for Iran’s response after the U.S. strikes have decimated its nuclear facilities, igniting a potential escalation in global tensions.
India's Modi tells Trump there was no US mediation in Pakistan truce
PM Modi clarified that the ceasefire between India and Pakistan resulted from direct military talks, not US mediation, underscoring a tradition against foreign interventions.