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The great Hungarian reset
Hungary’s incoming prime minister will have to address the fragile macroeconomic situation head on
When the gates close – designing the resilient city
Each crisis – including the current conflict in the Middle East – has shown how global supply chains buckle. Will Singapore rethink its urban planning and design?
Spain’s economic endorsement of China is a major Trump rebuke
Could warmer ties between Madrid and Beijing help move EU closer to China?
The premium skill now commanding higher pay for Asia’s graduates
They treat AI fluency as a daily discipline, but employers that lag risk missing the talent and productivity gains the market is already pricing in
Never mind the ozone layer, mind your dividends
If a company emits a lot of smoke to make its products, its costs are about to shoot up
After Islamabad: Washington’s policy options in the Iran war
With no risk-free path, the question is which combination of pressure and flexibility is most likely to produce a durable outcome
As Trump scares off US scientists, China is racing ahead
From mapping the seabed to making AI innovations, Beijing is becoming the world’s scientific superpower
In defence of dreaming small: micro-SMEs in the modern city
Singapore needs to nurture local champions for the global stage – but can afford to have some that stay home, too
Why the regulatory architecture of real-world asset tokenisation matters
The challenge to institutional adoption is legal rather than technological
War-driven oil shocks expose aviation’s decarbonisation challenge
Aviation remains one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonise – no single solution will be sufficient
