The problem is not the absence of diplomacy, but the persistence of strategic ambiguity: a peace process advancing faster than the legal, security and political frameworks needed to support it.

People with low tolerance for the unknown often feel the need for closure. They prefer what is predictable to keep a ...

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Abstract: Emotion recognition is a growing area of research interest in multiple disciplines, including psychology, linguistics, and computer science. The field of affective computing has changed ...

In uncertain times, the best leaders don’t pretend to have all the answers; they create clarity through communication, focus and trust. Great leaders don’t pretend to eliminate ambiguity; they bring ...

Think about the last time you had to make a difficult choice, or had to wait to figure out what to do. For some people, any decision-making process is stressful, can elevate blood pressure, and may ...

ABSTRACT: This study employs a qualitative case study approach to examine the causes, impacts, and costs of dyadic conflicts within non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Kamuli District, Uganda.

A Taiwanese fighter jet flies on the flank of a Chinese bomber as it passes near Taiwan, Feb. 10, 2020 (Republic of China Ministry of National Defense via AP). The potential for military conflict ...

Managing ambiguity has always been part of leading an organization, but CEOs and business leaders today are dealing with constant volatility. The Economic Policy Uncertainty Index, a metric Modern CEO ...

When U.S. and Israeli forces recently struck Iranian nuclear sites, it was more than just a tactical operation—it was the result of years of diplomatic breakdown. With formal talks stalled and Iran’s ...