Tech Leaders Join Forces to Tackle ESG and
In an era when ESG and the intersection of technology and geopolitics are becoming increasingly important, three prominent leaders in
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China and Taiwan have disputed sovereignty for decades. However, a Taiwanese official’s recent statement on Kinmen’s defense against China’s military
Japan and South Korea hold finance dialogue in
Japan and South Korea held their first financial dialogue in seven years amid tensions in the region. The two nations
Geopolitical Implications of Sudan’s Sliding Into Chaos
Sudan, a country with a long history and many different cultures, is back in the news worldwide. As political and
20,000 Russians killed in Ukraine war since December,
20,000 Russian soldiers have been killed and tens of thousands of others injured since fighting intensified in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk
Over 800,000 could flee Sudan, UN refugee agency
The ongoing conflict in Sudan is likely to compel more than 800,000 people to flee into the seven neighbouring countries,
What Xi Jinping Wants in Latin America?
Latin America has always been a geostrategic region for the world, with abundant natural resources and strategic ports. In recent
Could Economic Globalization Be the Key to World
The world is currently facing a global economic challenge as tensions between major powers continue to rise. With the return
China flies 38 warplanes near Taiwan
The military of the People’s Republic of China flew 38 fighter jets, navy vessels, and other warplanes near Taiwan from
Companies Cannot Afford to Ignore the 2nd War
War has always been a destructive force that brings with it far-reaching consequences. It not only affects individuals and nations
