As airlines halt flights and detour around conflict zones, operational ripples can be subtle—but far-reaching.

The population of the South Caucasus is around 17–18 million people combined. Azerbaijan has about 10 million. Georgia around ...

Not long ago, companies in only a few sectors—energy, mining, agriculture—assigned time and resources to minding geopolitics for signs of strife. But today, a war or political shift on the other side ...

Sanctions have long been an indirect threat to globalized business. The sanction policy practices of the first Trump administration against Iran—later extended by the Western world’s response to the ...

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Taiwan’s 2024 presidential election does not simply signal a change in leadership. It represents a pivotal moment in the island’s assertion of its political identity and its strategic importance on ...

Today’s board directors face a world where geopolitical turbulence is no longer a distant variable but a central driver of corporate performance. Unsplash+ We can all recall when global business felt ...

The effects of geopolitical rivalries on global value chains remain unclear due to diverse interpretations of 'geopolitics' among corporations, difficulties in analysing the impact and a lack of ...

Oil prices are climbing once more. Although fundamentals such as supply and demand continue to be significant, the latest spike is largely unrelated to seasonal trends or economic expansion. Rather, ...