Geopolitics

CEOs see AI as the biggest business risk, exceeding geopolitical turmoil

Dive Brief CEOs and CFOs, confronting the rapid spread of AI, face the risk of underperforming by investing either too little or too much in...

Rice experts available to discuss escalating Israel-Iran tensions and potential US response

Rice experts can address rising Middle East tensions. 

Three key trends in geopolitics of sustainability

This perspective explores three key trends that became prominent over the course of the Mistra Geopolitics programme, running 2017-2025. 

Global defence spending rises amid geopolitical tensions

Global military expenditure continues to grow amid persistent geopolitical tensions, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies. By Linda Bordoni  The International Institute for Strategic...

Geopolitical turmoil gives OPEC+ cover for cautious output hike

OPEC+ meets on Sunday to set its next production move amid heightened geopolitical friction affecting nearly a third of its output. That volatility may...

Market Oversupply, Geopolitical Risks Could Add Price Premium

In the short term, oversupply and geopolitics are driving oil prices, but other factors will affect energy costs in the future. Oversupply is a factor...

Lynas profit jumps as geopolitics ‘reshape’ rare earths market

Commodities CANBERRA -- Stronger rare-earth prices helped Australia's Lynas deliver a major profit boost, as moves by Western governments to secure supplies outside of China...

Report: Global stability enters ‘gray‑zone’ era as businesses face new class of geopolitical risk

Report warns that state-linked disruption is testing traditional P&C, marine and cyber covers ...

Geopolitics in the evaluation of international scientific collaboration

Science likes to picture itself as a republic of letters — open borders, shared standards, disputes settled by evidence rather than passports. Merton (1973)...
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