Il existe un péril singulier dans l’instant où chacun soupire d’aise en même temps. Ce moment précède presque toujours la faute suivante. Et il est en train d’advenir. Dans une douzaine de capitales, la même conclusion confortable durcit : l’Iran est brisé, l’axe est épuisé, la longue épreuve s’achève. La tentation se comprend. Après des […]
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Why Iran’s Decline Will Be Decided by Trade Routes, Not Air Strikes The temptation after a successful military campaign is to mistake damage for resolution. That temptation is now shaping how Western governments think about Iran. After the strikes of 2026, a familiar conclusion has hardened across allied capitals: Tehran is broken, its network of
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Despite investments in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, meaningful progress often stalls due to structural misalignments. This article emphasizes that DEI must be embedded within organizational systems rather than treated as a peripheral program. Effective strategies require accountability, intersectional approaches, and active involvement at all organizational levels to drive real change.
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