Settler Colonialism and Palestine: A Reflexion on Historical Trauma and the Presence of Neo...
By Marcelina Horrillo Husillos
“For over 55 years, the Israeli military occupation has prevented the realisation of the right to self-determination of the Palestinian people,...
Ukraine Reconstruction Project: Challenges and Opportunities for Foreign Businesses
By Deborah Ruff, Julia Kalinina Belcher, and Diana Danyshenko
For foreign businesses interested in getting a piece of the pie that is the Ukraine Reconstruction...
Five Reasons Why Africa Is the Next Great Market for Mobile Payments
By Alexey Bogdanov
Worldwide, the mobile payments sector is booming.
In 2022, the global industry was valued at $2.3 trillion, and it is expected to grow...
To Meet Global Green Finance Needs, the EU and China Must Cooperate
By Christoph Nedopil and Mathias Lund Larsen
The green transition of energy, transport, industry, urbanisation and agriculture requires a massive acceleration of global green investments...
Registering Security Interests Created by BVI Business Companies (“BCs”) in the British Virgin Islands...
By Indira Birkwood and Michelle Frett-Mathavious
Financings involving BCs are now embedded within the global financial landscape given the popularity of these entities. The cross-border...
China’s Quest to be a Global Digital Economy Leader
By Rachel Gong and Yeu-Mynn Yeung
China is on a quest to be the world’s digital economy leader. In December 2021, China released a five-year digital...
K-Pop: South Korea’s Soft Power is Big Business
By Emil Bjerg, journalist and editor of The World Financial Review
The global influx of K-pop symbolizes South Korea’s new-found prosperity. But the exponential growth...
Old Solutions For New Generations? The Big Four’s Struggle To Retain Young Talent In...
By Guido Gianasso
Confronted with a very high turnover of young talent, Asian companies in the financial and consulting sectors are trying to address the...
London’s Place as a Global Arbitration Hub
By Deborah Ruff and Charles Golsong
Despite the recent increase in the popularity of Singapore and Hong Kong as arbitration centres, London remains at the...
Development Paths of the UK and China at Different Historical Times: Similarities and Differences
By Guanghua Yu
In Violence and Social Orders, North and his colleagues divide countries or regions into natural states and open access orders. Natural states...
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...
