Towards a Tech Exporting Gulf: How the AI Revolutionis Reshaping Defence and Politics in the GCC States ...

The MED This Week newsletter provides informed insights on the most significant developments in the MENA region, bringing together unique opinions and reliable foresight on future scenarios. Today we ...

Between April 14 and 18, Chinese President Xi Jinping is visiting three Southeast Asian nations: Vietnam, Malaysia, and ...

In recent years, Brussels has been quietly rewriting the global digital rulebook, combining strict data regulations with ad-hoc agreements and alliances to turn digital trade into a strategic, ...

Given this prospect, more effective international coordination is essential. There is currently no unified, regular diplomatic contact group on Sudan, the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world with ...

With growing interconnectedness and increasing demand for just-in-time delivery, trade must be faster and more reliable than ever. Digitalization has resulted in unprecedented reductions in the costs ...

Trump’s “America First” trade policy is creating uncertainty in the digital trade relationship between the US and the European Union. Continued tensions over the Digital Services Tax could lead to ...

New, pioneering forms of agreements and partnerships in Asia are driving the debate on the new challenges of digital trade.

Digital trade is increasingly shaping the global economy, yet regulatory approaches remain highly fragmented across countries, with rising heterogeneity fuelled by geopolitical tensions. Policymakers ...

As India, one of the world’s largest exporters of digitally delivered services, navigates trade agreements cautiously, the question for New Delhi is how to balance its growth ambitions with data ...

China's approach to digital trade has undergone significant changes. By showing interest in various initiatives of international cooperation, Beijing seeks to strengthen its ties with developed ...