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From Fragmented Globalisation to Cohesive Intelligence: How AI Is Quietly Redefining the World Order
The early promise of globalisation was straightforward but ambitious — to bring the world together into one marketplace, where capital, labour, technology, and ideas...
Digital Sovereignty Under Threat: The Security Dilemma of Global Interconnectivity
Globalization is generally understood as a characteristic feature of the contemporary world, and there is no unified definition of this phenomenon that can be...
Reshaping the role of Pacific island nations in post-pandemic globalization
When US President Joe Biden hosted Pacific island leaders at the White House in late 2022 and announced an $810 million aid package ,...
Artificial Intelligence and The Prospect of De-Globalization
Artificial Intelligence: Born from Globalization, Live to cause De-Globalization
Nowadays, artificial intelligence,or AI, seems to be an inseparable part of human lives. AI is not...
How to Fragment Globalization: Trump’s International Tariff Wars
After divisive debates and conflicting reports, President Trump announced his trade plan: a 10% baseline tariff on all imports; “discounted reciprocal tariff” on “bad...
The Current Trend of De-globalization: Protectionism and Resource Nationalism
The world is witnessing a significant shift from the hyperglobalization of the late 20th and early 21st centuries towards a period of de-globalization, driven...
Is Modernization Making Globalization an Outdated Relic?
As the world evolves, globalization sparks intense debate, revealing much more to explore and understand. It is undoubtedly important to attain the knowledge regarding...
Africa between Globalisation and Slow-balisation
Jeffrey Sachs is known for many accolades; among them, he was a special advisor to three consecutive UN secretaries-general, once hailed as the most...
In Transition: A Shift Toward De-Globalization
Abstract: The article explores the global transition from globalization to de-globalization, characterized by a shift towards national sovereignty and local solutions over global integration. This...
Only if Indigenous Capabilities were Spared of Politics, Red Tape & Self Interest Lobbies
Probably till age 12 we had no idea that Lego isn’t British but a Danish company. It really didn’t matter then, but it did...