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The global food supply chain only thrives through respectful cooperation. Free trade relies on strong, peaceful relations between all the nations of the world. In times of war, the [...]

0 making short term military gains in russia, but you will fail in the long run. >> youve criticized the government for being slow on sanctions. i talked to mr. raab about that a moment ago. what would labor do about mr. abramovich? neither of whom are on the uk sanctions list, as far as we know. >> weve been arguing for sometime, for nearly six years since the scale of money that help keep putin in power pushing through london, that actions be required. and for six years, weve been ordering for...

What was once widely seen as a boon for humanity has bred bitter resentments over deindustrialization and an awkward dependence on despotic regimes.

Worldwide, inward impulses on trade policy can be traced to a sudden phase of so-called ‘slowbalization’ that followed the West’s financial crisis more than a decade ago. But undisguised economic nationalism has gained traction relatively recently. Trade barriers have been on the rise

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The picturesque Swiss town of Davos is celebrated for hosting the World Economic Forum (WEF). It has also been a witness to China's endeavor to champion an open, cooperative and mutually beneficial world economy.

Blueberries are low in sugar, seedless and rich in vitamins. Europe's demand for this superfood has risen dramatically. Peru has become the world's top exporter, and while the industry is a boon for the economy, it's bad news for the environment.

We are living in a terribly unstable world. This is supposedly the era of globalization and yet we continue to see violent clashes between cultures and religions.

Globalization has come under renewed fire as a result of the COVID pandemic. So where do we go from here? We outline two possible scenarios. One is the return to thinking locally. The other is the acceleration of globalization via telemigration.

Switzerland’s clannish private banks have slowly begun cracking the door open to a “new” type of talent: women.