Tag: Negotiation
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Putting Women at the Centre of Diplomacy and Peacebuilding
Introduction: Why Women Must Be Central Evidence across conflicts shows a compelling pattern: peace agreements are more durable when women are meaningfully involved. Women bring different experiences, networks, and approaches to negotiation and post-conflict reconstruction that can bridge gaps often missed by traditional processes. This article examines how placing women at the center of diplomacy…
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The Labor Package Debate in Portugal: A Balanced Negotiation
Understanding the Labor Package in Portugal The ongoing discussions surrounding the labor package in Portugal are crucial for both employees and employers. As the government navigates this complex landscape, it has become clear that the labor package cannot be used as a “bargaining chip” in the broader negotiations of the State Budget (OE). The need…
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South Korea’s Lesson in Negotiating with Donald Trump
Introduction In recent events, South Korea has experienced a significant learning curve in dealing with negotiations under President Donald Trump’s administration. This situation offers insights into the broader implications for international dealings, particularly for businesses and governments striving to establish fruitful relations. Understanding this dynamic is essential for any entity looking to engage with U.S.…
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Sporting’s Dilemma: The Complicated Future of Harder
In the ever-dynamic world of football transfers, few narratives can rival the intricacies surrounding Danish forward Harder and his potential move from Sporting to AC Milan. As negotiations churn in the background, the atmosphere has grown tense, filled with uncertainty. On one side, Sporting remains eager to see their star player make a successful transition.…