Politics

We speak with the head of the geo-technology practice at Eurasia Group about assertive governments, the pressures on tech companies around data security and privacy, and increased regulatory scrutiny

Chaos has trumped method in US foreign policy over the past four years, and the next president, whoever he is, will have his task cut out

The US has made a giant mess of much of its foreign policy since the end of the Cold War three decades ago

Far from adversely impacting ties, the pandemic is likely going to result in greater cooperation and collaboration

Technology and data have become critical to business success, yet both have security applications as well as commercial ones, raising issues of values and making companies’ nationality a risk factor

The changing geopolitics is presenting new challenges for multinational companies, and the TikTok saga is just the tip of the iceberg

The Bangladesh government's handling of the pandemic has been inadequate, with implications on both public health and the economy

An alliance of middle powers might be the best bet for new global leadership, as both the US and China have lost credibility through the COVID-19 pandemic, but will they step up?

India’s dance towards economic nationalism is going to hit its consumers hard

Less than a quarter of Australians trust China, and almost all want their economic dependence on Australia’s largest trading partner to reduce, according to a Lowy Institute poll