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  In today’s interconnected and unpredictable world, no government, corporation, or public institution is immune to crisis. Natural disasters, cyber-attacks, economic shocks, public scandals, and misinformation campaigns can emerge suddenly, threatening stability, credibility, and public confidence. For leaders, particularly in the Global South, where governance systems often face chronic resource constraints, limited institutional capacity, and fragmented decision-making, the ability to manage crises decisively and communicate effectively is not just beneficial, it is essential for survival and legitimacy. Inspired by the work of luminaries such as Olga Algayerova (former UN Under-Secretary-General), Adnan Shihab-Eldin (former OPEC Secretary-General), Ana Birchall (former Prime Minister Deputy) and Dimitris Avramopoulos (former EU Commissioner), as well as Brussels-based specialists like Anna Meusburger – to mentioned but few, the following lines examine the core principles of cri...

  Prof. Dr. Driss Larafi Professor of Political Science and International Studies, Ibn Tofail University ( Morocco ) In his research article, " Pakistan-Saudi Strategic Pact to Launch Extended Nuclear Deterrence in the Global South " Dr. Driss Larafi , Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Ibn Tofail University (Morocco) and Professor of Military Strategy, offers an in-depth analysis of the emerging Pakistan-Saudi strategic nuclear partnership and its implications for the evolving security architecture of the Global South . O n September 17, 2025, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan reached a mutual strategic defence pact, considering any aggression on one is an aggression on both». What is most important to mention is that Pakistan is the only Islamic nuclear-armed country[ 2 ] and the adoption of this agreement occurs in a timely, specific context for a Mideast, sprinkled with turbulent periods of crisis and notably the Israeli airstrike on Doh a, Capitale of ...