resilience
Coverage of resilience in the Nexus archive.
- Called to serve, determined to succeed: The reservists redefining resilience at Reichman University - Sponsored Content
Students at Reichman University have transformed their extended military reserve service into academic achievements, meaningful friendships, and a renewed sense of purpose. The article highlights their resilience and determination despite prolonged time in uniform.
- A spirit of resilience helps Venezuelans face healthcare challenges after the quakes
Venezuela's healthcare system is struggling due to economic collapse, with recent disasters adding further stress. Venezuelans are showing resilience in facing these challenges.
- 20 things to do after a career setback, before you do anything else
Career setbacks are common despite appearing rare on professional networks like LinkedIn. Individuals who recover well use specific, learnable strategies rather than relying solely on innate resilience.
- Africa: Blue Transformation: The future of food will be shaped by water -- Africa at the heart of FAO's strategy
Africa's water resources, from coastlines to inland waters, offer potential to close the food gap through sustainable aquatic system transformation, as highlighted by the FAO. The strategy emphasizes development, nutrition, and resilience via these systems.
- What leaders can learn from the Knicks ending their 53-year championship drought
The New York Knicks ended a 53-year championship drought, highlighting lessons in resilience, long-term strategy, and persistence over quick wins. The victory underscores the value of sustained effort and organizational conditioning, contrasting with modern business culture's focus on immediate results.
- In times of uncertainty, we must focus on giving, resilience
The article highlights increasing demand for services and diminishing funding, urging unity to support leaders driving change in communities.
- Randy Schekman
Randy Schekman, a Nobel laureate, discusses how resilience can help young scientists succeed and emphasizes the importance of bipartisan governmental support for science.
- Nigeria’s economic reforms yielding gains, but poverty levels remain high – IMF
Nigeria's economic reforms have led to improved macroeconomic outcomes and increased resilience, but poverty levels remain high, according to the IMF. The reforms over the past three years have shown positive results, though many Nigerians still face difficult conditions.
- Circularity is industrial policy in practice [Promoted Content]
The article argues that Europe's focus on competitiveness and resilience during the green transition should not be seen as competing priorities. CONAI's Sustainability Report demonstrates these goals align when circularity is effectively implemented.
- Gen Z workers need to endure bad bosses and boring assistant jobs to become resilient, says Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama advises Gen Z workers to endure challenging work environments and unexciting assistant roles to develop resilience. The statement highlights the importance of persistence in early career experiences.
- Ukraine's lesson in resilience
A major Russian attack occurred in Kyiv on May 24, 2026, highlighting Ukraine's resilience in the face of ongoing conflict.
- Here’s the secret sauce that turns kids into well-adjusted adults
The article argues that resilience in children is not developed through lectures about grit, emphasizing alternative methods for fostering well-adjusted adulthood.
- Moment Scott Bessent put on spot about cryptic 'resilience' note during Trump meeting
Scott Bessent was questioned during a meeting with Donald Trump about a cryptic note referencing 'resilience.' The incident highlights a moment of scrutiny over unclear messaging in the discussion.
- Washington Shouldn’t Fly Solo on Building Space Superiority
The article revisits Nazmelis Zengin's 2025 argument that U.S. space superiority is at risk without adopting strategies like adaptability, resilience, and co-development from mid-tier space powers. President Trump's 2025 executive order on 'Ensuring American Space Superiority' is highlighted as a response to these challenges.
- The Ukrainian Exception: Why the ‘Corruption Narrative’ Misses Europe’s Most Innovative Transformation
Ukraine is undergoing a transformative shift marked by digital governance, resilient small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and a growing emphasis on mental health. These developments position the country as a testing ground for innovative European models of resilience, moving beyond the dominant narratives of war and corruption.
- Gulftainer: Need Reliable Continuity And Resilience
The article discusses the need for reliable continuity and resilience, likely in the context of business or technology. Gulftainer is mentioned as a key player in this discussion. The exact nature of their involvement is unclear.
- Predicting temporal stability and resilience from resistance and recovery
Researchers have made new predictions about temporal stability and resilience based on resistance and recovery components. The study was published in Nature on May 6, 2026. These predictions explore how temporal stability and resilience depend on their resistance and recovery components.
- Astronaut Jeremy Hansen says "it's not that we never fail" but "we never stop there"
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen, part of the Artemis II mission, discusses the importance of resilience in the face of failure, referencing the 'Apollo 13' movie as an inspiration for perseverance.
- Record-Low Spreads on EM Asia High-Grade Debt Show Resilience
Emerging Markets (EM) Asia high-grade debt spreads reached record lows, indicating strong resilience in the region's debt markets despite global economic uncertainties.
- Gulf states must move from efficiency to resilience
The article published in Nature on 28 April 2026 argues that Gulf states should prioritize resilience over efficiency in their strategies. It highlights the need for adaptive frameworks to address regional challenges, emphasizing long-term stability over short-term gains.
- Resilient teen overcomes odds through multiple health challenges
Dylan Law, who experienced a 22-minute lack of heartbeat at birth and a stroke at age 14, has shown remarkable resilience in overcoming these health challenges. His determination highlights his ability to face adversity without giving up.
- Foreign Investors Keep Selling Chinese Bonds Despite Resilience
Foreign investors continue to sell Chinese bonds despite the market's resilience. The trend highlights concerns about economic stability or returns in Chinese debt, even as the market shows signs of strength.