While the U.S administration goes about its business rebalancing world order and delivering promised protectionism to the land of the free, the Chinese government is looking to do the reverse. Beijing ...

Globalism — the free flow of money, people and goods — has made the world a heck of a lot richer over the past several decades. But it’s always been subject to some threat or other. In recent years, ...

US Delegation, including US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer (2nd R) and Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross (R) talks with the Chinese Delegation including Vice Premier Liu He (2nd L) during ...

The battle between protectionism and globalization continues. And like any good fight, the spectators often get hit with flying debris. In this case, the debris comes in the form of price tags and ...

In today's digital world, where data flows seamlessly across borders, privacy has become a critical issue for organizations. The trend toward data localization, driven by state security, intelligence ...

General Electric Co.’s (IW 500/6) Jeffrey Immelt still sees a role for large multinational companies, even as President Donald Trump and a new wave of world leaders reject fundamental tenets of ...

Editor's note: Globalization is facing several headwinds. In a recent interview with China Economic Times, Zhao Jinping, vice-president of the China Association of Trade in Services, said that despite ...

At a time when protectionism is rising and economic globalization faces growing headwinds, why does China remain committed to expanding opening-up? What does its high-level opening up mean for the ...

Trump's April 2 tariffs are not a transitional measure but core to his second-term ideology, marking a fundamental shift from globalization to isolationism and protectionism that extends beyond ...

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And anarchists were in the thick of these protests and solidarity actions, whether in Rio, Johannesburg, Prague, Istanbul, New York or Dublin, demonstrating an impressive organizational ability, ...

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