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Friend or Foe? Europe-China Relations at a Crossroads
Europe faces a strategic dilemma as China advances its global ambitions—balancing economic engagement with rising concerns over dependency, security and political influence amid shifting transatlantic dynamics and deepening geopolitical competition....
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Finding Common Ground: Always-On Ways to Engage Public Affairs Beyond the Beltway
Federal policymaking impacts industries nationwide, making consistent, strategic engagement essential for organizations beyond Washington. By prioritizing intelligence, relationships, scenario planning and local networks, teams can shape outcomes and mitigate risks effectively....
From Chaos to Calibration: Understanding the Trump-Greer Trade Strategy
The Trump administration's trade policy employs statutory tools and a methodical approach, balancing protectionism, market access and investment. Businesses must engage strategically to navigate risks and opportunities in this evolving landscape....
Global to Multi-Local
The global economic order has shifted from unipolar globalization to a fragmented landscape of geopolitical competition and regional priorities. Businesses now face the challenge of replacing efficiency-driven strategies with resilience-focused, “multi-local” approaches tailored to national contexts....
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The Media World Is Multipolar, Your Strategy Should Be Too
Global visibility outpaces understanding in MENA, where fast narratives overshadow context. This impacts business, investor confidence and risk perception, emphasizing the need for deliberate, nuanced communication in a complex, evolving landscape....
Chaebol Diplomacy: South Korea’s New 'Third Pole' Alliance
South Korea is reshaping the global order through strategic investments in South and Southeast Asia. Leveraging its industrial giants, Seoul is driving supply chain resilience, fostering innovation and establishing itself as a powerful, autonomous force....
An Abundance of Risk Creating an Abundance of Corporate Opportunity at the 2026 Spring Meetings
Key insights from the 2026 Spring Meetings highlight geopolitical and macroeconomic risks, AI governance challenges and global trade uncertainties. Leaders must embrace proactive strategies, balancing resilience and opportunity in an increasingly interconnected and disruptive world....
Hanoi’s View from the Future: Vietnam and China in a New Strategic Era
Vietnam is redefining its strategic posture with bold economic integration and industrial acceleration. By deepening ties with China in aviation, logistics and technology, Hanoi positions itself as a key player in global trade realignment while maintaining sovereignty and independence....
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When Geopolitics Becomes Part of the Balance Sheet
The 2026 update to the U.S. Department of Defense’s “Chinese Military Companies” list sparked market turmoil, highlighting the growing entanglement of geopolitics and commerce. As globalization evolves, companies must prioritize political strategy alongside business execution to navigate heightened scrutiny and shifting U.S.–China relations....
Rethinking Public Affairs in the Age of ‘Poli-Lateralism’
Poli-lateralism is reshaping international relations, particularly in the EU, as governments form dynamic, issue-driven alliances that challenge traditional multilateral frameworks. This evolving model requires agility, strategic coordination and new public affairs competencies to navigate its complexity....