To the Ones Who Hold the Line
My dear friend, The world is asking much of you in these days. We are living through a demanding moment in our work. The needs
My dear friend, The world is asking much of you in these days. We are living through a demanding moment in our work. The needs
The Real Test of AI: Can We Change Fast Enough? I have spent the past few years watching AI move from a quiet experiment in labs
People say, “I have hope.”They live on it. Breathe it. Build their mornings and midnights around it.Hope that things will change, that people will come
I am proud to be Syrian. That pride is not about borders or slogans. It is quieter and deeper, an inheritance of resilience, creativity, and
I have sat in boardrooms that could not have been more different. Some were polished rooms with long tables and bottled water lined in neat
Seeing my paper/analysis The Aid Industrial Complex: Analyzing Power Structures, Dependency Dynamics, and Reform Pathways in a Disrupted Global Order ranked as the most downloaded and most viewed
The sun was heavy on the streets of Copenhagen today. I was walking and listening to an audiobook, when I stopped at a coffee shop.
These are just thoughts I’ve been scratching at—part reflection, part framework, part honest questioning. Some of it may be wrong. Or incomplete. Or true for
The Day the UN Looked in the Mirror It did not begin with urgency. Not a declaration. Not a vote. Just a quiet realization: the
You don’t need headlines to know there’s a crisis. You just need to scroll. Look at the banners. Just look. “Open to Work.” “Seeking New
