Tariffs to get “a lot more complicated” following Supreme Court strike down
Following the US Supreme Court ruling last Friday (20 February), where six of the nine judges ruled that the International…
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Eugenia Perozo
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Venezuela’s oil production is a third of what it was. A rapid revival is unlikely
While tensions between Washington, DC, and Caracas had been building up for months—marked by the US bombing of small boats…
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FDI in 2026: regional experts weigh in on future trends
The past year has been turbulent for foreign direct investment (FDI). Political and economic shocks are now the norm, as…
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Strategic capitalism: how efficiency stopped being the top priority
Mikael Wigell is the founder and CEO of Economic Security Forum, a geoeconomics consultancy. He is also a visiting professor…
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AI skills: companies want them, locations try to provide them, but what exactly are they?
On the poster-sized bingo card of AI buzzwords – including, but not limited to, agentic AI, democratic AI, augmentation, automation and…
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Uncertainty: worse than tariffs, better than decoupling
Last week, over 5,000 delegates gathered in a sprawling convention centre just outside Washington DC to answer one question: is…
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US trade row will test world’s protectionism and drive cost of US funding
Whether 2 April 2025 will go down in history books as “Liberation Day,” as US President Donald Trump called it,…
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Does Southeast Asia have the resources to feed the tech boom?
The tide is changing in Malaysia as data centres continue to strain the country’s energy and water infrastructure. In January, the…