China’s dominance in the surveillance market has historically been fuelled by domestic demand. In recent years, though, the country has begun exporting its artificial-intelligence-powered camera technology, raising concerns over the state of democracy in recipient nations

South Korea has spent billions trying to increase its fertility rate, currently the lowest in the world. With no sign of improvement in sight, the government is trying a different approach

With India’s economic growth at a six-year low, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has made the surprise decision to cut corporate tax to 22 percent, down from 30 percent

The election victory of business-friendly conservative Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been well received by the markets, but the country still has a long way to go before it can close its investment gap and break free of its financial straitjacket

A political U-turn from French President Macron — apparently at the heart of the collapsed merger between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe Renault in early June — has added to the maelstrom of confusion for European mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practitioners 

As a macroeconomic indicator, GDP fails to capture much of the value created in the modern world. New metrics promise to track everything from happiness to natural capital

Foreign direct investment is of huge importance to global economic development, but it has declined markedly over the last 12 months as tax reforms and anti-globalist policies take a toll

The world’s most developed nations tend to favour low tariffs, while poorer countries have chosen to retain higher trade barriers

French President Emmanuel Macron will scrap several proposed tax reforms following a series of violent protests across the country

A new report by the World Trade Organisation highlights the increase in highly limiting policies over the past year

Despite much speculation, the ascension of a new president in Cuba is unlikely to usher in holistic economic change as the country’s political apparatus will surely impede wholesale reform

The downside of China’s behemothian industrial capability is that it remains the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter. It is, however, now leading the way in green energy development

In a reversal of fortune befitting a Greek tragedy, Mozambique’s loss of IMF fiscal aid following the discovery of a clandestine $2bn loan in 2016 has turned it from one of Africa’s success stories to an economic basket case

African nations seem poised to create a prosperous and efficient trading network as they push ahead with the ambitious and far-reaching CFTA project

The tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump earlier this year push his country closer to a trade conflict with China. Looking at the history of trade wars, a US victory could prove elusive