Economy
ITB 2018: Tourism can and should lead sustainable development
The tourism sector’s role and responsibility in contributing to sustainable development on a global scale was the central message delivered at the opening of...
Two sides of the same coin? Diaspora Investment and Citizenship-by-Investment
It’s no secret that many small states struggle to acquire the finance needed to support their development goals. The Commonwealth Secretariat has recently been...
Growing Wildlife-Based Tourism Sustainably
Wildlife tourism is a powerful tool countries can leverage to grow and diversify their economies while protecting their biodiversity and meeting several Sustainable Development...
Future of the Banking Industry: Not without Blockchain
If you are reading this article it means you are directly involved in the world of internet, this wonderful innovation has made it possible...
EAEU and EU: A Common Economic Space from Lisbon to Vladivostok
“The need for a dialogue of the EAEU and the EU is being frequently discussed nowadays in key international markets, involving an increasingly wide...
Narrowed Fiscal Buffers: A Vulnerability in Emerging and Developing Economies
A decade ago, the worst financial crisis in generations sent shockwaves around the world, forcing many emerging markets and developing economies to tap into...
Why financial services matter in the fight against climate change
As extreme weather events increase in intensity and frequency, building up the resilience of the poorest communities – often the most exposed to climate...
Economic competition and competitive practices
Since enterprises are at the frontlines of geo-economic competition, they must learn how to deal with state influence in this field. They need to...
Ides of March
U.S stocks, dollar’s strength and Fed’s interest rate hikes; we all have seen these keywords many times in the headlines of-late. Much has happened....
The War for Raw Materials
The war for raw materials amounts to a reshuffling of the power relations among Western nations, on one hand, and the emerging and/or developing...