The world under the empire of passions
The article discusses the implications of the Middle Eastern war ignited by the U.S. and Israel's attack on Iran, highlighting immediate economic consequences and shifts in global governance.
Female leadership and belonging: when diversity stops being a topic and becomes culture
The article discusses the challenges of female leadership and diversity in Brazil's corporate sector amidst a changing global context on diversity and inclusion.
ADC criticizes Tinubu over Nigeria’s global terrorism index
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has condemned President Bola Tinubu's governance, citing rising terrorism and civilian deaths in Nigeria as per the latest Global Terrorism Index report.
Papandreou: The world at a dangerous turning point - "If the rules are lost, the international system collapses"
Former Prime Minister George A. Papandreou warns about the potential collapse of the international system due to rising geopolitical tensions and the erosion of established rules.
Ford ‘keen’ on Niagara amalgamations; but his office says he’ll respect mayors’ will
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expresses interest in amalgamations in the Niagara Region while indicating his office will respect the decisions made by local mayors.
Cuba must ‘change dramatically,’ Rubio says amid blackout, mounting crises
Cuba faces severe energy and economic crises highlighted by widespread blackouts, prompting U.S. officials like Marco Rubio to call for significant changes in the island’s governance.
Hamas reasserts control in Gaza as Iran war dominates regional attention and global focus
Hamas is reasserting its control in Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict involving Iran, raising concerns about the future governance of the enclave.
Ursula, the One-Legged Duck
Ursula von der Leyen faced backlash over her comments on the international rules-based order, as European leaders reaffirmed their commitment to this system.
N.S. First Nation tells government and RCMP to stay out of cannabis and tobacco sales
A First Nation in Nova Scotia has asserted its rights to self-governance over cannabis and tobacco sales, opposing provincial government enforcement actions on their land.
Von der Leyen backtracks and now affirms the EU's 'unalterable commitment' to international law
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has reaffirmed the EU's unwavering commitment to international law following backlash from her earlier comments about the end of the rules-based world order.
Is it the time for middle powers?
The article discusses the emerging significance of middle powers in a world increasingly dominated by the U.S. and China.
Nigeria's woeful governance standards
Nigeria's governance standards have been criticized in the latest global governance index, highlighting its absence from the top-performing nations in Africa.
V. Landsbergis expresses concern about the international situation: Lithuania is less safe than yesterday
V. Landsbergis expresses his worries about the deteriorating international situation affecting Lithuania's safety.
The Iran war has triggered a puzzling market trend
The war in Iran has caused oil prices to soar above $100 per barrel, raising concerns about market stability and reflecting the tensions in global governance.
Vladimiras Laučius. Did the USA destroy the rules-based order?
The article questions whether the actions of the United States have undermined the established rules-based international order, drawing parallels with past perspectives on illegal migration.
Our Model of the New Audit, an International Reference
The article discusses the New Audit model implemented by Mexico's Superior Audit Office, emphasizing its significance in public governance amidst global challenges such as climate change and digital transformation.
What’s wrong with a G2? Wang Yi lays out China’s case against great-power rivalry
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi critiques the concept of a 'Group of Two' (G2) between the US and China, emphasizing importance of multilateral cooperation.
Trustee says they were 'fully cut off' from information on Ford government takeover
A trustee from Ontario's Peel District School Board expressed concerns over being excluded from information regarding a provincial takeover that affects local school governance and special needs programming.
Ford government takes over 8th Ontario school board, sidelining trustees
The Ford government has taken control of an eighth school board in Ontario, placing it under the Ministry of Education's oversight due to financial and governance issues.
Carney stresses the strength of 'middle powers' in Australia visit
During his visit to Australia, Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the importance of middle powers like Canada and Australia combining their strengths to influence global governance effectively.
Niagara Councillors Vote to Slow Regional Chair’s Governance Consultations
Niagara councillors have opted to delay the regional chair’s governance consultations amid concerns about the proposed timeline and lack of comprehensive data.
Donna Kennedy-Glans: Elon Musk’s space race with China
The article discusses Elon Musk’s ambitious satellite deployment plans in response to China’s announcement of launching 200,000 satellites, highlighting implications for global governance in space.
Ford government supportive of Niagara amalgamation, hoping for local plan
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed that any proposal for amalgamating local councils in the Niagara Region must originate locally and gain substantial support from local authorities.
Norway wants a seat on the UN Human Rights Council
Norway is launching its candidacy for a seat on the UN Human Rights Council, with Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide traveling to Geneva to make the announcement.
Ukraine, Gaza, or Myanmar. Human rights are deliberately sacrificed, warned Guterres
UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted the global threat to human rights during the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, attributing this to authoritarian governance that limits the rule of law.
During Modi's Visit to Israel, Two Leaders Using Global Chaos to Consolidate Power Will Meet
Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu, both criticized for their governance amidst global turmoil, are set to meet in Israel this week.
Board of Metro Vancouver’s CAO tight-lipped about status, cost of ‘leak’ investigation
The Chief Administrative Officer of Metro Vancouver, Jerry Dobrovolny, addressed the investigation into a leaked document, stating that concerns about law violations are central to the inquiry.
So that the lamp of human rights does not go out
The global human rights system faces unprecedented challenges that threaten its foundational principles and efficacy amidst shifting global power dynamics and emerging threats.
UN advocates for 'human control' of AI; US rejects
The UN promotes a new committee for 'human control' over artificial intelligence, a proposal rejected by the US government.
US ‘totally’ rejects global AI governance, White House adviser tells India summit
The U.S. has firmly opposed the idea of global governance for artificial intelligence, according to White House adviser Michael Kratsios speaking at an AI summit in India.
White House advisor: The US completely rejects global artificial intelligence governance
A US delegation leader emphasized at an AI summit in New Delhi that the US fully rejects global governance of artificial intelligence, asserting that it should not be subject to bureaucracy and centralized control.
Advisor of the White House: The US completely rejects global governance of artificial intelligence
The US rejects global governance of artificial intelligence, emphasizing the need for less bureaucratic control, as highlighted by a senior advisor at an AI summit in New Delhi.
US ‘totally’ rejects global AI governance, says White House adviser
The US, through White House adviser Michael Kratsios, has emphatically opposed global governance over artificial intelligence at an AI summit in New Delhi.
Guterres Calls for Human Control Over Artificial Intelligence, Washington Rejects
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres advocates for human oversight in AI development, which has faced rejection from the United States, labeling it as 'global governance' of AI.
It’s time for global governance to reflect the new realities
The article argues that global governance structures need to adapt to contemporary global dynamics, moving away from outdated frameworks that no longer address current challenges.
The Multipolar World and Latin America
The article discusses the concept of multipolarity in the context of Latin America, highlighting its different interpretations and implications.
Femsa and Coca-Cola Femsa Recognized in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026
Femsa and Coca-Cola Femsa have been recognized in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026 for their performance in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria.
Mitsotakis: Global Rules for AI and a New Boost to the Greece-India Strategic Relationship
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis discussed the role of India in global AI governance and emphasized the strategic partnership between Greece and India in a recent interview.
Winnipeg police HQ inquiry hears from former top city official
The inquiry into Winnipeg's police headquarters redevelopment is examining the involvement of former city official Phil Sheegl, who allegedly accepted a bribe related to the project.
Greece climbs in the global ranking of fixed broadband speed – A leap of 24 positions in a year
Greece has improved its ranking in fixed broadband speed, climbing 24 places in one year due to telecommunications investments and initiatives.
Global AI impact summit opens in Delhi amid jobs and safety fears
A global artificial intelligence summit has started in New Delhi, focusing on job disruption and child safety concerns among other significant issues.
Africa: Somali President Urges UN Security Council Reform At AU Summit
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud advocates for Africa's permanent seat on the UN Security Council during the AU Summit in Addis Ababa.
Africa: Liberia Convenes High-Level Consultation On the Future of United Nations On the Margins of AU Summit
Liberia held a high-level consultation focused on the future of the UN and the election of the next Secretary-General during the African Union summit.
Africa: Africa Must Have Permanent Seat At UN Security Council - SG Guterres
UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasizes the need for Africa to have a permanent seat at the UN Security Council, calling the current exclusion "indefensible" during his address at the African Union Summit.
AI Impact Summit, many presidents, prime ministers, and CEOs will participate in New Delhi
The AI Impact Summit is set to begin in New Delhi, featuring global leaders, including presidents and prime ministers, from February 16 to 20.
Comment: Ridiculous sight – the men's relay became a complete flop
The men's relay event at the Olympics in Val di Fiemme was criticized for its low participation and predictable outcomes, highlighting issues in the sport's global appeal and governance.
China’s Wang Yi calls for global governance reform amid global turbulence
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes the need for reform in global governance during his speech at the Munich Security Conference.
At the Munich Conference.. Is the World Facing a Last Chance to Save the International System?
The 62nd Munich Security Conference addressed the future of the international rules-based order amidst conflicting views on its potential to survive or reform.
Rwanda: Corruption - What's Behind Rwanda's Top Performance in Global Ranking
Rwanda achieved its highest score in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking 41st globally, amidst a decline in global anti-corruption efforts.
Peachland church saved after council decides not to pursue land acquisition
Peachland Baptist Church in British Columbia will not be sold for a new fire hall after the District of Peachland's council decided to abandon their plan to acquire the property.