Globalisation
Globalisation ‘is gone’, plurilateralism on the rise, says Temasek chief
Cooperative arrangements gain prominence as governments build alternative trade and investment links
World's richest nations are pulling back from global development efforts
The United States fell two places to number 28 in the ranking in this latest report
Seizing opportunities in Asean
Chinese companies eyeing expansion in the region will need to have deep local understanding, adaptable strategies and trusted financial partners
US baseline 10% tariff not ideal but Singapore ‘can live with it’: PM Wong
The country must ‘take the world as it is’ but can still shape its own destiny, he says
Why Americans and Europeans disagree about globalisation
Diverging views on trade are due to differences in institutions, social resilience and political narratives
The perverse globalism of Donald Trump
His efforts may ironically lead to a better version of globalisation
Tariffs got you down? Brush off the 1930s playbook
Ninety years ago, multinational firms found multiple ways to get around protectionism and political instability
Nissan is dying and taking globalisation with it
IN RETROSPECT, you can put a date on the moment globalisation peaked: Jan 24, 2018.
Bye, bye globalisation? Trump’s tariffs usher in a new economic age
The president wants products sold to American consumers to be manufactured in the US, and to undo the process of integrating the global economy and end free trade policies
Does globalisation have a future?
With an anti-globalist America at the fore, we may end up with only harmful long-distance dependencies, rather than beneficial ones