"Nanu, guess when the fourth world war will start? No chance dear Veer! The coming world war will leave no one alive, allowing a third sequel to be made."

Wealthy donors to political campaigns are influencing the decision-making and voting patterns of legislators, steering political discourse away from addressing the challenges faced by those most in need in society, finds new research from the Rotterdam School of Management Erasmus University.

One question that keeps coming up is still waiting for an answer. Can't the fundamentalist beliefs of a particular religion keep pace with the democratic lifestyle and open society values?

Protectionist tariff policies, similar to those proposed by Donald Trump, may harm US manufacturing firms by discouraging investment, according to research conducted by the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management.

Election results are instrumental in shaping what people believe ‘ideal’ leadership should look like, according to new research from Durham University Business School, inspiring others to act in the same manner in their leadership roles.

In a major shift, India surpassed Japan to become the third-largest power in the Asia Power Index, reflecting its increasing geopolitical stature. This achievement is driven by India's dynamic growth, youthful population, and expanding economy, solidifying its position as a leading force in the region.