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January 9, 2026 • by Jerry Davis in Geopolitics • 9 min read • Audio available
The US President is gouging out chunks of America’s long-established economic data apparatus because he doesn’t like what he sees. It’s unlikely to end well....
Continue readingJune 20, 2025 • by Arturo Bris in Geopolitics • 9 min read
Was Trump wrong to get Elon on board? Not necessarily: private sector executives should contribute more to policy, argues Arturo Bris ...
June 19, 2025 • by David Bach, Richard Baldwin, Simon J. Evenett in Geopolitics • 16 min read
As governments lock horns in our increasingly multipolar world, long-held assumptions are being upended. Forward-looking executives realize the next phase of globalization necessitates novel approaches....
June 13, 2025 • by Richard Baldwin in Geopolitics • 6 min read
Trump’s tariff shock didn’t just disrupt trade: it hacked the system. Richard Baldwin explains what it means for global business and why protectionism is here to stay. ...
June 11, 2025 • by David Bach in Geopolitics • 12 min read
Donald Trump’s blueprint for American greatness isn’t the 1950s – it’s the 1890s – a time of high tariffs, hard power, and imperial ambition. To understand his vision of MAGA 2025, look...
June 6, 2025 • by Omar Toulan in Geopolitics • 9 min read
To win amidst geopolitical uncertainty, organizations need robust ways to analyze and mitigate risks, says Omar Toulan ...
May 19, 2025 • by Peter Voser in Geopolitics • 5 min read
Board members have a central role to play in helping organizations steer a safe path in a polarized and skeptical world....
May 14, 2025 • by Christian Stutz in Geopolitics • 5 min read
When trade barriers rise and key markets collapse, companies face tough strategic decisions. Lessons from Finnish industry offer a practical playbook for navigating exit under uncertainty....
May 13, 2025 • by Simon J. Evenett in Geopolitics • 6 min read
As tariff tensions simmer and uncertainty clouds the future of global trade, freight industry leaders reflect on how businesses can brace for potential shortages, adapt supply chains, and stay resilient in a...
April 28, 2025 in Geopolitics • 10 min read
As global trade tensions and US tariffs disrupt conventional supply chains, corporate leaders must reconsider resilience through strategic diversification, regionalization, and risk management in order to remain competitive in an increasingly protectionist...
April 21, 2025 • by Simon J. Evenett, Katharina Lange in Geopolitics • 5 min read
Geopolitical disruption requires a systems thinking approach from CHROs, argue IMD’s Katharina Lange and Simon Evenett....
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