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On June 6, Turkey used up all the natural resources it would need for an entire year. From today, we are drawing on resources that belong to 2027.This date is c...

The May 2026 issue of Alternatives magazine carried a striking analysis. Written by Giuseppe De Palo and shaped by the contributions of Vassiliki Koumpli, an At...

Sometimes this question gets framed as a social issue. A gender issue. A matter of fairness.It is not. It is an economic issue.And I am not the one saying so. M...

May 4, 2026. New York. The steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art saw the familiar parade of famous faces. But this year something was different.For the first...

The sentence I hear most often in large projects is this: "We'll deal with it if something goes wrong."That approach is understandable. But it is costly.Working...

Recently, an article published by the Commonwealth Lawyers Association caught my attention. Written by Singaporean lawyer and mediator Anil Changaroth and his c...

Beyond the competition: ICC Mediation Week as a global learning groundThe 21st ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition, held this year in Paris, offe...

Global Lessons on Law, Leadership, and DialogueThe 2026 World Economic Forum, under the theme “The Spirit of Dialogue”, invited us to rethink not only political...

Global governance is no longer shaped solely by states but increasingly by the collective efforts of multi-actor structures. In areas such as climate, migration...

Early-stage evaluation is often a step that entrepreneurs postpone with the assumption that “it’s still too early.” However, it is precisely at this stage that...

Global capital does more than cross borders. It brings with it the business cultures, relationship models, and decision-making approaches of the countries invol...

As artificial intelligence rapidly expands its technical capacity, its governance capacity is failing to keep pace. The Winter 2025 AI Safety Index released by...

Climate negotiations are no longer merely technical processes driven by scientific targets, carbon levels, or financial commitments. COP30, held in Belém, made...

The year 2025 marks a new turning point in the world of sustainability. We have entered an era where organizations are evaluated not only by the environmental g...

The world is becoming increasingly layered. Entrepreneurship, investment, sustainability, climate regulations, and supply chain rules are no longer separate iss...

As we leave behind the first eight months of 2025, the business world’s dispute risk map is shifting faster than ever before. Geopolitical tensions, the acceler...

The United Nations’ latest Global Risk Report offers us both a warning and a roadmap. Based on an extensive risk perception survey conducted across 136 countrie...

In business, politics, and every sphere of society today, success is no longer measured solely by financial gain or short-term targets. True success is defined...

In the world of entrepreneurship, the value of ideas has never been higher. But being “innovative” alone is no longer enough. Speed, trust, and a solid foundati...

As a legal professional, I have witnessed many transformations over the years. However, I have never seen digital technologies impact both individual rights and...

Turkey’s Climate Law has officially come into force. But this sentence signifies more than just a routine legislative update. For the first time, the fight agai...

There was a tale I heard as a child—one whose impact never faded over the years: Grandpa Ali and the Wooden Bowl. Grandpa Ali had grown old. His eyesight was fa...

I’ve always believed in the transformative power of sports. The battle on the field, the sweat during training, the silence in the locker room… All these elemen...

If we miss the spirit of the times—or set out too early—do we risk not being understood? Mark Twain’s statement “Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the...

“Ethics is nothing more than a reverence for life.” – Albert Schweitzer Ethics is often perceived as a set of rules or professional codes. But in reality, it is...