The Presidential Debate That Wasn’t
By Jack Rasmus
Very little was revealed by either candidate during the debate as to how they planned to deal with the voters’ top issues...
As Geopolitical Threats Mount, Companies are at Risk of ‘Analysis Paralysis’
By Matt Ince
Growing numbers of multi-nationals are drawing on geopolitical analysis to better navigate an increasingly volatile and unpredictable global security landscape. Yet there...
The Implications from Iran’s Elections Are Global: The International Community Must Not Turn a...
By Roderick Navarro
The recent death under mysterious circumstances of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash in May 2024 has thrust the country...
Wars Of The Future Are Coming. Are We Ready? Foretelling Technological and Strategic Evolution...
By Joseph Mazur
Technology and infrastructure change the world unnoticeably every day, and quite distinctively every thirty years so let us imagine together, if we...
Food Dumping, Rising Food Insecurity and Hunger in Developing Countries
By Dr Kalim Siddiqui
Is the WTO´s global food liberalisation policy more harmful than good? How has relying on international trade for food supply led...
Why Europe Shouldn’t Treat Protectionism as a Panacea
By Zhenglin (Alex) Li
In a bid to protect domestic car manufacturers, the EU is considering imposing extra tariffs on imported Chinese cars. Is this...
Humbling Perspectives: Kimberly Gire’s Journey Focusing on Vulnerable Communities as Co-Chair at the Centre...
With an extensive career operating in the fields of banking, finance, and strategic philanthropy, Kimberly Gire brings an impressive skill-set to the role of...
Why Are There So Many Wars, Especially Now? An Obscure Brilliance Of Arms Dealing...
by Joseph Mazur
To understand war is to identify its roots in conflict. A war starts with one side or another rolling on odds of...
Tackling ESG Regulation Across Multiple Jurisdictions – A Conundrum for Multinationals
By Maria Cronin and Fred Kelly
As ESG-related legislation and regulation becomes an ever-increasing focus for governments and regulators across the globe, companies with international...
What to Do If You’ve Been Hit by a Scooter
Walking down the street should not feel like dodging bullets. Yet, with the rise of electric scooters in our urban landscapes, pedestrians find themselves...
EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK
China’s Challenging Search for a New Model of Economic Growth
By Danny Leipziger
China cannot continue to rely on exports to drive its growth, but what are the alternatives?
China ran a $1.2 trillion trade surplus last year, and despite admonitions from the IMF to rely...
