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      The Ukraine war could accelerate the transition to global anarchy

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      07.06.2022

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      China’s ‘principled neutrality’ on the war in Ukraine

      07.06.2022

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      China’s political priorities trump immediate economic interests

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      What Biden’s big shift on Taiwan means

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      Aid for trade needs to catch up with the modern world

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      Singapore’s biotech industry could soar with collaboration

      21.06.2022

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      For how long will households support bonds and the yen?

      14.06.2022

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      For Fumio Kishida’s ‘new capitalism’ to succeed, Japan’s PM must offer more than nostalgia

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      How the Russia-Ukraine conflict reignited the conversation around India’s energy security

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      Tesla outshines other auto companies in future-readiness

      17.05.2022

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      What is ‘Industry 4.0’ and what will it mean for developing countries?

      03.05.2022

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      The next evolution of digital money? It’s happening now

      05.04.2022

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      Decentraland: The new frontier opportunity

      22.03.2022

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      The metaverse and its potential

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      Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine

      28.06.2022

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      How cities can fight climate change

      21.06.2022

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      China’s population is about to shrink for the first time since the great famine struck 60 years ago

      21.06.2022

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      Asia’s governments need to act now on scarring effects of school closures

      07.06.2022

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      What Singapore’s green ambitions could mean for the world

      24.05.2022

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      The first malaria vaccine is a leap forward, but we can’t stop now

      10.05.2022

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      Russia’s empty great power ambitions

      12.04.2022

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      International organisations must be cautious about Russian membership

      05.04.2022

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      The next evolution of digital money? It’s happening now

      05.04.2022

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      The road from Aleppo to Odessa

      15.03.2022

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      Why China’s currency weakness will linger

      21.06.2022

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      China’s COVID crisis and the dilemma facing its leaders, by experts who have monitored it since the Wuhan outbreak

      17.05.2022

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      What emerging bright spots tell us about reviving tourism in Asia

      10.05.2022

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      The cost of the zero-COVID policy for China

      26.04.2022

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      The cost of China’s zero-COVID policy for the rest of the world?

      26.04.2022

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      The Ukraine war could accelerate the transition to global anarchy

      21.06.2022

      Globalisation & Geopolitics

      China’s international relations in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war

      07.06.2022

      Globalisation & Geopolitics

      China’s ‘principled neutrality’ on the war in Ukraine

      07.06.2022

      Globalisation & Geopolitics

      China’s political priorities trump immediate economic interests

      07.06.2022

      Globalisation & Geopolitics

      What Biden’s big shift on Taiwan means

      31.05.2022

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      Aid for trade needs to catch up with the modern world

      28.06.2022

      Economy, Policy & Business

      Singapore’s biotech industry could soar with collaboration

      21.06.2022

      Economy, Policy & Business

      For how long will households support bonds and the yen?

      14.06.2022

      Economy, Policy & Business

      For Fumio Kishida’s ‘new capitalism’ to succeed, Japan’s PM must offer more than nostalgia

      07.06.2022

      Economy, Policy & Business

      How the Russia-Ukraine conflict reignited the conversation around India’s energy security

      24.05.2022

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    • Technology & Digitalisation

      Tesla outshines other auto companies in future-readiness

      17.05.2022

      Technology & Digitalisation

      What is ‘Industry 4.0’ and what will it mean for developing countries?

      03.05.2022

      Technology & Digitalisation

      The next evolution of digital money? It’s happening now

      05.04.2022

      Technology & Digitalisation

      Decentraland: The new frontier opportunity

      22.03.2022

      Technology & Digitalisation

      The metaverse and its potential

      22.03.2022

  • People & Planet
    • People & Planet

      Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine

      28.06.2022

      People & Planet

      How cities can fight climate change

      21.06.2022

      People & Planet

      China’s population is about to shrink for the first time since the great famine struck 60 years ago

      21.06.2022

      People & Planet

      Asia’s governments need to act now on scarring effects of school closures

      07.06.2022

      People & Planet

      What Singapore’s green ambitions could mean for the world

      24.05.2022

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      The first malaria vaccine is a leap forward, but we can’t stop now

      10.05.2022

      Opinion

      Russia’s empty great power ambitions

      12.04.2022

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      International organisations must be cautious about Russian membership

      05.04.2022

      Opinion

      The next evolution of digital money? It’s happening now

      05.04.2022

      Opinion

      The road from Aleppo to Odessa

      15.03.2022

  • COVID-19
    • COVID-19

      Why China’s currency weakness will linger

      21.06.2022

      COVID-19

      China’s COVID crisis and the dilemma facing its leaders, by experts who have monitored it since the Wuhan outbreak

      17.05.2022

      COVID-19

      What emerging bright spots tell us about reviving tourism in Asia

      10.05.2022

      COVID-19

      The cost of the zero-COVID policy for China

      26.04.2022

      COVID-19

      The cost of China’s zero-COVID policy for the rest of the world?

      26.04.2022

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Aid for trade needs to catch up with the modern world

Pramila Crivelli and Stefano Inama 28.06.2022

With mega trade deals and digitalisation, we need to rethink aid for trade with more focus on policy and regulatory support

Pramila Crivelli Stefano Inama 28.06.2022
  • Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine

    Ula Chrobak and Katarina Zimmer 28.06.2022
    Ula Chrobak Katarina Zimmer 28.06.2022
  • China’s population is about to shrink for the first time since the great famine struck 60 years ago

    Xiujian Peng 21.06.2022
    Xiujian Peng 21.06.2022
  • Why China’s currency weakness will linger

    Tommy Wu 21.06.2022
    Tommy Wu 21.06.2022
  • Singapore’s biotech industry could soar with collaboration

    Daphne Teo 21.06.2022
    Daphne Teo 21.06.2022

COVID-19

  • Why China’s currency weakness will linger

    Tommy Wu 21.06.2022

    The renminbi will likely remain weak for the rest of this year, at least until China moves beyond “zero-COVID”

    Tommy Wu 21.06.2022
  • China’s COVID crisis and the dilemma facing its leaders, by experts who have monitored it since the Wuhan outbreak

    Jane Duckett, Meixuan Chen and William Wang 17.05.2022

    China’s recent COVID-19 spike threatens not just the health and security of its people, but also of the world’s second largest economy and the many countries that depend on its vast supply chains

    Jane Duckett Meixuan Chen William Wang 17.05.2022
  • What emerging bright spots tell us about reviving tourism in Asia

    Jules Hugot and Reizle Platitas 10.05.2022

    Tourism has yet to recover in Asia and the Pacific, but a few green shoots can help us understand how best to heal the sector

    Jules Hugot Reizle Platitas 10.05.2022
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Globalisation & Geopolitics

  • The Ukraine war could accelerate the transition to global anarchy

    John West 21.06.2022

    A history of post-Cold War politics—written before the Ukraine war—tells us how this war might play out

    John West 21.06.2022
  • China’s international relations in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war

    Alessandro Arduino 07.06.2022

    What have we learned about how China deals with partnerships during the Ukraine crisis?

    Alessandro Arduino 07.06.2022
  • China’s ‘principled neutrality’ on the war in Ukraine

    John Gong 07.06.2022

    What have we learned about how China deals with partnerships during the Ukraine crisis?

    John Gong 07.06.2022
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Economy, Policy & Business

  • Aid for trade needs to catch up with the modern world

    Pramila Crivelli and Stefano Inama 28.06.2022

    With mega trade deals and digitalisation, we need to rethink aid for trade with more focus on policy and regulatory support

    Pramila Crivelli Stefano Inama 28.06.2022
  • Singapore’s biotech industry could soar with collaboration

    Daphne Teo 21.06.2022

    What the biotech industry in Singapore needs to take flight

    Daphne Teo 21.06.2022
  • For how long will households support bonds and the yen?

    Shigeto Nagai 14.06.2022

    There is market chatter about a structural shift in investment strategy among Japan’s notoriously risk-averse households. This could be important for the Japanese economy

    Shigeto Nagai 14.06.2022
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Technology & Digitalisation

  • Tesla outshines other auto companies in future-readiness

    An interview with Howard Yu 17.05.2022

    We speak with the head of IMD’s Center for Future Readiness about what makes some auto companies more future-ready than others

    Howard Yu 17.05.2022
  • What is ‘Industry 4.0’ and what will it mean for developing countries?

    Shamika Sirimanne 03.05.2022

    Developing countries need to diversify their production towards more technologically advanced sectors

    Shamika Sirimanne 03.05.2022
  • The next evolution of digital money? It’s happening now

    Tobias Adrian 05.04.2022

    After cryptoassets, a wave of central bank digital currencies is set to revolutionise our ideas about what money is and how to manage it

    Tobias Adrian 05.04.2022
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People & Planet

  • Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine

    Ula Chrobak and Katarina Zimmer 28.06.2022

    Warming, wildfires and unpredictable weather threaten to disrupt the delicate processes that underlie treasured wines. Researchers and producers are innovating to keep ahead

    Ula Chrobak Katarina Zimmer 28.06.2022
  • How cities can fight climate change

    Deepa Padmanaban 21.06.2022

    Urban activities — think construction, transportation, heating, cooling and more — are major sources of greenhouse-gas emissions. Today, a growing number of cities are striving to slash their emission to net zero — here’s what they need to do

    Deepa Padmanaban 21.06.2022
  • China’s population is about to shrink for the first time since the great famine struck 60 years ago

    Xiujian Peng 21.06.2022

    What will China’s declining population mean for the world?

    Xiujian Peng 21.06.2022
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Opinion

  • The first malaria vaccine is a leap forward, but we can’t stop now

    Matthew Laurens 10.05.2022

    Next-generation vaccines, and a lot more money, are needed now to crack the stalemate in the fight against malaria

    Matthew Laurens 10.05.2022
  • Russia’s empty great power ambitions

    John West 12.04.2022

    Russia wishes to be regarded as a global power, but is it really?

    John West 12.04.2022
  • International organisations must be cautious about Russian membership

    Alissa Kole 05.04.2022

    Russia’s increasing isolation from the world order is a reflection of its failed governance over the years

    Alissa Kole 05.04.2022
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