‘Dual circulation’ shifts emphasis from continued integration into the global economy to a more measured approach, and means the nature and terms of connectivity are back as a major policy variable
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The IFC’s Asia head for infrastructure and resources speaks about shifting infrastructure priorities in the region
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The COVID-19 crisis has shown that to deliver respiratory care globally working in silos is not feasible, and that collaboration and cooperation are key to deliver innovative solutions
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Though COVID-19 proved a setback to globalisation in 2020, global connectedness will recover, according to a DHL study
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‘Dual circulation’ shifts emphasis from continued integration into the global economy to a more measured approach, and means the nature and terms of connectivity are back as a major policy variable
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India’s policy mess is often blamed on its politicians, but its experts and economists should be held accountable for their poor and unrealistic advice too
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The political implications aside, the coup could not have come at a worse time for an economy that was already struggling to cope with the impacts of the pandemic
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‘Dual circulation’ shifts emphasis from continued integration into the global economy to a more measured approach, and means the nature and terms of connectivity are back as a major policy variable
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In conversation with the IFC’s Asia head for infrastructure and resources
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The leading trade economist talks about the impacts of global developments on trade and economic integration in Asia
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In conversation with the IFC’s Asia head for infrastructure and resources
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The COVID-19 crisis has shown that to deliver respiratory care globally working in silos is not feasible, and that collaboration and cooperation are key to deliver innovative solutions
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Central bank digital currencies must consider leveraging the private sector such that a dual-monetary system can be extended to the digital age
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The IFC’s Asia head for infrastructure and resources speaks about shifting infrastructure priorities in the region
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For too long, gender bias in medicine and medical research has persisted. While some progress is being made, a lot still remains to be done
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Japan’s belated commitment to net zero carbon emissions by 2050 is extremely challenging as it still lacks a comprehensive strategy to meet this goal
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The business and cultural transformation expert rues the direction companies are headed in
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We speak with Dr Gindi, a German-Egyptian sculptor on art, her sources of inspiration and of bequeathing a legacy
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The pandemic has further exacerbated discrimination faced by women at the workplace, and organisations must address this by enabling women leaders
