The EU’s reindustrialization approach – employing regulatory measures, trade policies and green initiatives ¬– contrasts with President Trump’s “America First” policy.

Friday, August 1, was Switzerland’s National Holiday, but this year there was little to celebrate – neither for the Swiss nor for the pharma industry worldwide. The day began with 17 of the world’s ...

The U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement weakens its influence and alters global climate governance. July 15: To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, a new artwork by American ...

Political tensions and geostrategic rivalry now influence trade decisions more than economic reasoning or market efficiency.

The world is potentially sleepwalking into war, while the West dithers and new powers redraw the rules. Risks are multiplying as the world rearms and emerging powers pursue their own agendas. The most ...

An expanded BRICS, with more nations seeking to join the group, is emblematic of a changing world order and more clout for the Global South.

China has entered a deflationary cycle, exposing stark economic disparities amid slowing growth and cautious policy changes.

Shifting regional dynamics and increased Chinese investment are reshaping the geopolitical balance in Central Asia, with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan at the center.

Reform of the United Nations Human Rights Council is unlikely since many states benefit from the status quo.

Greenland’s possible independence from Denmark raises concerns over external influence and potential shifts in global power.

How geopolitical changes, sanctions and new trade alliances are redefining global trade flows and economic relationships among nations.

Algeria, Egypt and Israel can increase their gas shipments to energy-desperate Europe, but they can reduce its dependence on supplies from Russia only so much. Europe’s difficult energy situation in ...