China's restrictions on gallium and germanium exports threaten to impact the wider global semiconductor industry.

Beijing has kept the stimulus valve turned off despite a slew of negative economic signs. Has China’s long-predicted economic transition to a consumption-fueled growth model finally dawned?

The Kremlin’s oft-cited justification for the Ukraine war - NATO expansion - not only doesn’t hold up to logical scrutiny, but is also frequently contradicted in the regime’s own top-level narrative.

The future of Indo-Egyptian relations increasingly rests on two key pillars: enhanced trade relations and nonalignment.

The modern green economy runs on copper, but significant supply bottlenecks loom on the horizon.

President Erdogan’s recent shift toward a more orthodox monetary policy is being welcomed by markets, but significant hurdles remain before confidence can be fully restored.

Modi’s US state visit serves as a stark reminder of the intricate web of dependencies India must deftly negotiate as it balances relations between Washington, Moscow, and Beijing.

Berlin’s comprehensive view of security is novel, but it hides the trade-offs inherent to the security, economic, and environmental policy spheres.

The EU has taken the global lead on AI regulation with the Artificial Intelligence Act. And if past is precedent, the Act will likely reverberate far beyond Europe’s borders.

Both countries are seeking to maximize independent room for maneuver amid a region increasingly characterized by great power geopolitics.