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The Refining Fire of Politics
Nicholas Whyte reflects on an early electoral defeat and the enduring lessons it offered about democracy, voter perspectives and the practical realities that shape political decision-making and public affairs....
Corporate Comments on Litigation are Becoming the Rule Not the Exception
As litigation increasingly unfolds in the public eye, organizations must move beyond “no comment” and balance legal considerations with reputation management, stakeholder expectations and strategic communication. ...
Q&A: July is a Big Month for Trade: What’s Coming Next?
U.S. trade policy enters a pivotal stretch as USMCA renegotiations extend into 2027, shifting tariff strategies replace expiring measures, and ongoing regulatory actions and enforcement signal continued complexity for businesses over the summer....
India's Trade Compass: Dependence, Diversification and Diplomacy
India is shifting from trade caution to strategic engagement, driven by geopolitical pressures, supply chain vulnerabilities, and economic ambition—reshaping global partnerships through targeted agreements and a four-pillar approach to diversification, resilience, and growth....
Playing the Long Game: Mexico's Opening in the USMCA Revision
USMCA’s July 1 milestone launches a months-long review shaping North American trade. Mexico seeks stability and renewal while leveraging tougher rules and nearshoring trends to attract investment despite U.S. pressure on tariffs and content requirements....
From Digital Bureaucracy to Invisible Government
After a decade of digitization, Gulf governments are advancing toward agentic AI, shifting from online transactions to autonomous, frictionless service delivery that anticipates needs, reduces bureaucracy, and redefines how public institutions operate....
How Agentic AI Could Turn Bureaucracy into a Competitive Advantage
As competition shifts from access to execution, governments are using agentic AI and process simplification to reduce friction, accelerate approvals and reshape how businesses evaluate where to invest and operate....
Safe Passage? What Does Trump’s Deal Mean for the Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz triggered global economic shock, exposing supply chain vulnerabilities. While a tentative reopening deal offers relief, markets face lasting volatility and a shift toward alternative trade routes....
More Than a Trade Dispute: The Political Stakes Behind U.S. Tariffs on Brazil
U.S. tariffs on Brazil are reshaping more than trade, amplifying political tensions ahead of October’s election, testing bilateral ties and signaling how Washington may approach the region, with clear implications for businesses navigating risk....
AI Access as a Geopolitical Risk: Europe’s Trade-Off Between Openness and Sovereignty
A U.S. move to restrict access to AI models underscores Europe’s reliance on a small number of providers—raising urgent questions about sovereignty, competitiveness and the need for cooperation in a fragmented global technology landscape....