Politics
Strategy
A Simple Corporate Strategy for a Better Political Game
Even within the same government, different branches may have divergent goals. Here’s how firms can play this to their advantage.
Strategy
Democracy, Defence and Conflict in the Age of AI
How can we ensure that AI fosters, rather than undermines, democratic values?
Economics & Finance
US-China Ties: Damage Controlled But Obstacles Ahead
Even before the top US diplomat headed to China this week, talk of a new Cold War was unhelpful. Still, Washington and Beijing have their work cut out steering their relationship back on course.
Strategy
For MNCs, Big Decisions About China Are on Ice
Western multinationals have put important moves on hold amid political and economic uncertainty.
Economics & Finance
China’s Economy: Dragon in Turbulence
Anaemic growth and a crippling economic war with the United States weigh on Xi Jinping even as he cements his position as China’s most powerful leader since Mao.
Economics & Finance
A China Blockade of Taiwan Will Hurt Us All
The global economy will bear the consequences of an all-out economic war between the United States and China should the latter try to shut off Taiwan.
Economics & Finance
Biden’s Misguided Tax on Share Buybacks
The Biden administration’s ideological distaste for companies purchasing their own stock may do more harm than good.
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Leadership & Organisations
What It Means to Lead in a Multipolar World
By overcoming our fears and creating a brave space for dialogue, we can relate and lead better in the new multipolar world.
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Strategy
Russia’s War on Ukraine: First Lessons and Outlook
Russia loses big, China gains, and win-lose becomes a new normal.
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Entrepreneurship
Why Firms Should Care About the Career Stage of China’s Officials
Tasked with a broad range of objectives, government officials will prioritise different ones depending on their career stage and mobilise firms accordingly.
