Building on the momentum of last year’s historic World Cup, Qatar is racing towards an exciting new phase of development. Seeking to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, Qatar’s next chapter will put sustainability at the heart of the economy

China, known for its remarkable economic growth, now faces a complex mix of opportunities and obstacles that will define its economic evolution

Inflation is casting a long shadow over the EU, with rates surpassing 3 percent. The path ahead involves striking a balance between controlling inflation and fostering economic resilience

As climate change accelerates, the world faces a growing crisis: climate refugees. Beyond the humanitarian concerns, the financial costs are immense, affecting governments, communities, and economies worldwide

Many experts think the UK government’s new net zero plan doesn’t go far enough to meet the 2050 target, but the monumental changes that are required could be a step too far for most people to accept

From tougher enforcement across the globe, to increased regulatory oversight – how are different jurisdictions approaching merger control in 2023? Rebecca Farrington, Marc Israel, Tamer Nagy & Strati Sakellariou-Witt, partners at White & Case, provide their thoughts

The war in Ukraine has upset the delicate balance of international relations and with nations taking sides or remaining neutral, Europe could be left out in the cold amid increasing US–Sino tensions

In the annals of Argentine politics, the 2023 primaries are shaping up to be an epoch-defining juncture

Countries are being urged to accelerate decarbonisation plans in order to keep global climate goals on track. Iceland is doing just that, but what can other countries learn from this small island nation?

Sanctions have long been employed as a tool by Western nations to achieve their foreign policy objectives. With the goal of influencing the behaviour of targeted countries, economic and diplomatic sanctions have been deployed with varying degrees of success

In an increasingly complex and regulated world, the concept of compliance fatigue has emerged as a significant challenge faced by businesses across industries

Strategies for attracting, developing and retaining talent have become priority number one for many organisations as investors look for solid investment opportunities amid a turbulent economic landscape

The sustainable finance movement that began over 30 years ago has now moved towards regulation and standardisation, but in this rapidly developing landscape education is vital, writes Dr. Anthony Miller, Chief Coordinator, UN SSE and Dr. Tiffany Grabski, Head, SSE Academy

As the global population grows, harvests must increase, and the environmental impact of food production must decrease. The food system also needs to be secured against geopolitical and biological risks. For investors, opportunities appear in areas such as agritech, fertilisation and agricultural land

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