Economic statecraft, sanctions, tariffs, industrial policy, export controls, strategic sectors, supply-chain security and geopolitical risk.
India is moving towards deeper participation in Europe’s research and innovation ecosystem after concluding negotiations on its association with Horizon Europe, the European Union’s flagship research funding programme. The development…
Semiconductor export controls shape market access, supplier choices and investment decisions. Their effects reach beyond targeted firms into global technology supply chains.
Asian manufacturers are diversifying production in response to trade friction, but China, India and Southeast Asia remain linked through complex supply chains.
Trade corridors are becoming strategic economic assets. Explore how global shipping routes, infrastructure investment and connectivity initiatives influence international trade and geopolitical relationships.
Gulf governments are reshaping industrial policy to develop manufacturing, technology and non-oil exports. Discover how Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and other GCC economies are pursuing diversification.
Companies should read geopolitical economic risk through exposure channels, not headlines alone.
Economic security is changing corporate strategy by forcing companies to manage supply, sanctions, data, technology and political exposure.
Trade corridors become diplomatic instruments when infrastructure, logistics and finance connect countries into strategic economic routes.
Supply-chain security has become economic policy because disruptions now affect inflation, growth, corporate resilience and national power.
Governments increasingly use public capital, guarantees and sovereign investment to shape sectors tied to security and competitiveness.