In reality, Trump’s agenda is unlikely to be compatible with any meaningful de-globalisation process. Reversing globalisation ...

A World in Permanent Crisis paints a portrait of civilisation in flux. Drawing insights from history, literature and art, he ...

On April 2, reciprocal tariffs kick in,” declared United States President Donald Trump in his recent address to Congress.

The economist Jim O’Neill talks with the president of the World Bank, Dr Jim Yong Kim, about globalisation’s winners and losers and how world leaders can ensure its benefits are more evenly spread.

US President Donald Trump is dismantling globalisation by imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC), withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO) and Paris Climate Accord, ...

He said Globalisation 3.0 means shrinking globalisation and US factories manufacturing mainly for the domestic market and Chinese manufacturing focusing on the Chinese market. The current era ...

The economist Jim O’Neill talks to the President of the International Rescue Committee and former Labour Foreign Secretary David Miliband about the roots and risks of ‘de-globalisation’. This is bonus ...

China has depicted itself as a strong defender of globalisation and a source of certainty for the world economy and international order to counter the chaos generated by US President Donald Trump. The ...

The pandemic drove nations to turn inward, and form new groupings. Attempts were made to diversify, rely less on China. Five ...

Over the past six years, globalisation has come under immense pressure, particularly since 2018, when Washington and Beijing sparked a tariff war over $450 billion worth of goods. That same year ...

When you introduce high levels of uncertainty, it is tough on businesses and tough on investors,' says Marks about Trump's ...