The growing hostility to Globalization
Globalization has lost its shine in wealthy countries, particularly among low-skilled workers. From 2002 to 2018, for instance, support for…
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Post-COVID-19 Economic Complications
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic left a huge mark on the world’s economies. It seems that since then, the situation…
Vision 2030: Saudi Arabia opens doors for highly skilled foreign professionals
Saudi Arabia approved the granting of citizenship to foreign nationals with specialized skills in a number of professions on Thursday.…
Elon Musk sells around $5 billion of Tesla stock – CNBC
Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold nearly $5 billion in Tesla stock, according to financial filings out Wednesday evening. He still…
The EU flirts with the negotiations for a Binding Treaty on business and human rights but avoids substantial engagement, while the US attempts to derail the process
This year saw a substantive change of pace in the Human Rights Council’s negotiations for a legally binding instrument to…
Germany’s trade partnership with China to face difficulties
German business is getting queasy about China. For decades, German industry — an early mover in the Chinese market —…
In 2020, Brands Proved That Crisis Can Breed Creativity
When we look back on 2020, the words that come to mind are likely all synonyms of "difficult." But some…
EU-UK trade dropped by a quarter following Brexit, new data shows
Trade between the UK and the EU dropped by almost a quarter in the first three months after the UK…
Who cares about EU sanctions on Crimea anyway?
A gun-toting Greek billionaire, Ivan Savvidi, is making a mockery of EU sanctions on Russia, but no one in Athens…
Canadian pipeline companies sees natgas opportunities in shift to green energy
The chief executives of TC Energy and Enbridge Inc, Canada’s largest pipeline companies, see opportunities in their extensive natural gas…