geoeconomics

In a minus-two world, Japan and Singapore can build arrangements that widen the region’s choices

Whether Lula or Flavio Bolsonaro wins, the next leader will set the pace of its Asean push

The Republic can be a neutral place where chips, capital, talent and data all come together

Companies from Palantir to Lockheed account for a small share of spending, but are hard to shake

Can Beijing compete in a prolonged tech and geopolitical rivalry while accepting slower growth?

Fresh tariffs resulting from the US’ forced labour investigations reveal a troubling direction of travel

Trump’s shifting rationales for US tariffs are causing friction with partners

When law is selectively enforced in the global arena, small states need a new playbook to maintain openness

The Middle East conflict reveals how the Asian giant has become the stabilising force for commodity prices