Global power balances are shifting, with consequences for both nation-states and businesses. Tamsin Hunt and Asees Bajaj explore the growing fractures in the geopolitical landscape, and assess the sources of disruption that may trigger long-term change.
Despite extensive government crackdown efforts, organised crime groups in Australia have proven resilient. Asees Bajaj explores the roots of organised crime in Australia and its notable impacts on the economy.
Asees Bajaj explores the risks stemming from climate change and considers the manifold challenges businesses will have to contend with as a result of climate events.
Asees Bajaj unpacks the drivers of geopolitical tensions and the complexities underlining global power dynamics, zooming in on what they mean for business in 2023.
Asees Bajaj explores geopolitically motivated drivers of wrongful detention and political evacuation risks as worldwide travel resumes against the background of rising global rivalries in 2023.
While the November 2022 US midterm elections resulted in a significantly smaller than anticipated “red wave” from the Republican party, the outcomes of the midterms suggest a return towards normalcy for American democracy and politics after memories of a tempestuous 2020 general election, writes Michael Hamming.
Asees Bajaj considers the multitude of challenges that lie ahead for the UK’s new prime minister amid the country’s economic decline, growing political divisions, and mounting socio-economic challenges.
As the tensions in the South China Sea steadily increase, Asees Bajaj explores the maritime security environment around the disputed waters and the potential for accidental conflict.