Economy & Markets
Echoes of Southern World Order
In an age characterized by the economic and political rise of developing economies in the Global South, the BRICS coalition has formidably challenged the...
The role of the Suez Canal in the Global economic order
In the past ten years, China and Egypt have achieved remarkable results in jointly building the “Belt and Road”. Egypt has played a key...
The Dollar: Debunking De-Dollarization Frenzy
In recent months, a frenzy on social media ensued about the de-dollarization of the global economy. Despite projections that China will undermine the United...
Towards Re-Globalization: Defining a New Social Contract for the Global Economy
"As the tides of re-globalization reshape our world, a new social contract emerges, illuminating the path towards a reimagined global economy. Through the embrace...
Why BRICS matters for Pakistan
BRICS represents Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, encompassing 41% of the global population and 24% of the global GDP. The 15th BRICS...
The Concept of Sustainability for the World’s Cotton Industry Amidst Geopolitical Challenges
The textile industry is one of the industries that contributes to the largest air pollution in the world. Responsible for 10% of global carbon...
Marrakech IMF/World Bank meetings, a barometer of Moroccan development and resilience
The recent, devastating earthquake in Morocco's Atlas Mountains has claimed more than 2,900 lives, injured at least 5,500 people, and left thousands more homeless....
The IMEC vs BRI: Taking the cue
With world global politics and order is witnessing rapid changes and competition, development or emergence of any group, bloc or initiative is bound to...
Global Formulations to Create Entrepreneurial Nations
Prolonged economic struggles of the new emerging world are now showing visible gaps in competency levels. Small numbers of countries are trying their best...
Uniqlo vs. Indonesia: A Battle of Bargaining Power Position
In negotiations, bargaining power is the capacity to exert influence or negotiate. A country or multinational corporation (MNC) has a stronger position than others...