The last days, the last hours, and soon the year is done. Another year is gone. A new canvas is being unfolded as one, covered in colours, is ready to be rolled up. In the midst of year-end busyness it is so, so easy for these last days, last hours, to fly past - a...

        The quest is not new. Gender Equality has been a part of business agendas, and government mandates, for years - a desire to step-change the numbers of women in leadership positions, women in the workplace, women as active members of...

It is incredible how smile-inducing it can be. And connecting. Suddenly, unexpectedly, excitedly, conversations spark: a stranger in an elevator wearing a national team jacket, a fellow passenger with the accent of the opposition, those all around with a desperate...

There's something very different about an attraction versus a place of pilgrimage. Yes, both can be icons immediately identifying a place, a people. Yes, both attract visitors, often numbering in their millions. Yes, both require preplanning, often involving tour...

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) takes place each year in September in New York City. Uniting 193 Member States, the UNGA is, as stated by the UN, a “unique forum to discuss and work together on a wide array of international issues covered by the UN Charter,...

          11:00am, London time. 24 07 2019. To look at any global news television screen at this precise moment one will see aerial coverage of Prime Minister Theresa May performing her final responsibilities in office: final PMQ in Parliament...