How Education Investment Turns Demographic Dividends Into Economic Growth: Lessons from Asia
Education is the real driver behind demographic dividends-not just more workers, but skilled ones. Asia’s success stories show how strategic investment in schools, teachers, and training turns population shifts into lasting economic growth.
AI and Competition Law: How Model Access, Data Networks, and Cloud Power Are Reshaping Antitrust
AI is reshaping competition law as data, models, and cloud infrastructure become control points for market dominance. Regulators in the EU and U.S. are taking opposite approaches to prevent monopolies in AI.
AI Task Automation: Redesigning Jobs to Blend Human Judgment with Machine Speed
AI task automation isn't replacing workers-it's transforming jobs. Learn how companies are blending machine speed with human judgment to boost efficiency, reduce burnout, and create more meaningful work.
AI-Enhanced R&D: How Generative Models Are Cutting Discovery Time in Half
Generative AI is cutting R&D timelines by 60-80% in pharma, materials science, and beyond. Learn how companies are using AI to design drugs, materials, and products faster - and what it takes to make it work.
AI and National Competitiveness: How Policy Shapes Research Funding, Talent, and Innovation Clusters
AI leadership isn't just about tech-it's about policy. See how U.S. funding, talent rules, and regulatory chaos are shaping the global race against China and Europe.
Commercial Space Missions: Science Payloads, Revenue Models, and Regulatory Paths
Commercial space missions are now driven by private companies building stations, selling science access, and navigating complex regulations. Learn how payloads work, who's making money, and why timing could make or break the industry.
How Robotics Are Solving Workforce Shortages in Care and Manufacturing Amid Aging Populations
As aging populations shrink the workforce, robotics are stepping in to fill critical gaps in manufacturing and elder care-boosting safety, reducing turnover, and creating new skilled jobs without replacing human workers.
Multipolarity in Practice: How Regional Powers Are Redrawing the Global Influence Map
Multipolarity is reshaping global power as regional powers like BRICS members and Global South nations build alternative financial, trade, and diplomatic systems-reducing Western dominance and creating a more fragmented but diverse world order.
Innovation Metrics That Matter: Move Beyond Patents to Real Impact and Adoption
Move beyond patent counts to measure real innovation impact and adoption. Learn how top companies use AI, network analysis, and adoption tracking to uncover hidden innovation value and drive business performance.
Geoeconomic Fragmentation in 2025: How Tariffs and Controls Are Rewriting Trade Rules
In 2025, trade rules are being rewritten by tariffs, export bans, and political blocs. Geoeconomic fragmentation is raising costs, slowing innovation, and forcing businesses to choose sides-here’s how it’s reshaping global commerce.
Risk Insurance for Outbreaks: How Pandemic Bonds Failed and What Came Next
The World Bank's Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility was meant to speed up pandemic funding-but its complex triggers delayed payouts during COVID-19, costing lives. Now, grant-based systems are replacing risky financial instruments.
Multilateral Climate Finance: How Loss-and-Damage and Transition Funds Are Governed Today
Multilateral climate finance is evolving to address loss and damage and just transitions. Learn how the Green Climate Fund, Loss and Damage Fund, and other institutions are restructuring governance to deliver real support to vulnerable nations.
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Sanctions Strategy and Evasion: What Russia’s War Economy Teaches About Enforcement Gaps
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Transition Metals Supply: ESG Risks in Lithium, Nickel, and Cobalt Extraction
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Emergency Procurement Reform: How to Move Fast, Stay Transparent, and Stop Fraud
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Scenario Planning Under Uncertainty: Build Robust Strategies for Multiple Futures
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Anxiety in the 2020s: How War, Terrorism, and Pandemics Changed the Way People Engage with Society
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