Articles
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Rediscovering Japan
Foreign investors can’t get enough of Japan.
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Not so Tarriffic change
Donald Trump’s tariffs are dominating the global headlines; his bold return to protectionism is rattling markets and escalating tensions with major trading partners like China, Canada, Mexico and the EU.
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Deposits and returns
Just weeks after a shouting match between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office halted peace talks between the two leaders, Ukraine has said it is ready to accept a US proposal for an immediate 30-day ceasefire in its war with Russia.
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Africa’s century?
It has been a tough few years for Africa. The fall in commodity prices over the past 15 years, as well as the Covid shock, caused growth rates to slow in most African countries.
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A not-so-foreign policy
Donald Trump has hit the ground running, signing a slew of executive orders within hours of taking office, rolling back many of Bidens most significant domestic policies.
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The Trump effect
It was the blast of trumpets that brought down the walls of Jericho. Trump in 2025 could be just as impactful.
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Trump’s wake-up call for Europe
It was billed in advance as a nail-biting contest, but, in the end, the result was not even close. Donald Trump won a decisive victory in the US election.
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The Comeback Kid
Donald Trump is returning to the White House having achieved what is possibly one of the most remarkable comebacks in American political history.
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Can a collapse in Lebanon be avoided?
Lebanon’s economy has been in dire straits for decades and is now, yet again, a war zone. Could better times be on the horizon?
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Love Labour’s Lost?
It is just over two months since Keir Starmer was appointed as the UK’s new Prime Minister, and it’s fair to say that the honeymoon period is undoubtedly over for him and the new Labour government.
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The Great Race Reset
The US election is just two months away and new presidential candidate Kamala Harris is setting out her economic vision for the country, but what is her stance on the key issues?
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More oil on troubled waters
With approaching US elections, a change of government in the UK and new parliament in France, the crisis in the Middle East has fallen off many of the news pages. It shouldn’t.
