Category: Editorial

  • From History’s Bunkers to Colombo: Leadership, Power, and the Discipline of Restraint

    From History’s Bunkers to Colombo: Leadership, Power, and the Discipline of Restraint

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    Nations rarely collapse in a single dramatic instant. They erode — incrementally — when ambition outruns capacity, when consultation narrows, and when institutional guardrails are treated as negotiable. History’s most studied governance failures share structural traits: overextension, insulation from professional advice, and a steady concentration of decision-making authority. These patterns are not ideological labels. They

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