Glossary:  One World, One Way, Many Paths         International Cross-Cultural Collaboration Definition  ▪  Enablers  ▪  Examples       International cross-cultural collaboration is a type of productive interaction aimed at maximizing the benefits for the common cause and all participants from using the power of diversity through the integration of competitive advantages of the parties, cultural intelligence (CI) and an ability to create synergies.   One World, One Way, Many Paths Global Mindset World Intelligence       Examples of International Cross-Cultural Collaboration       United Innovators "United innovators" and "United nationals" are slogans of all-win intellectual world Innompic Games that unite participants from all over the world around a shared vision of a brighter future.   Noble Mission of Innompics We are on a daring journey of turning the Earth to a harmonious Planet of Loving Creators       BRICS Innovation Ecosystem BRICS+ Innovation Ecosystem was initiated by visionary enthusiasts, mega-innovators, disruptive innopreneurs and entrepreneurial leaders of outstanding innovation clusters from BRICS member countries and affiliated entities... More info         International Cooperation in the Field of Terrorism The captured alive Ukrainian terrorists who blew up passenger trains in Russia honestly admitted that they were trained in Lithuania, Estonia and Norway (yes, Norway, the country that awards the Nobel Peace Prize). The training was conducted by instructors from Canada and Great Britain. The explosives used were Czech... More info