"Globalisation is a force of nature, not a policy," said Tony Blair six years ago. "It is a fact." Now, with Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs upending the near century-long process of ...

Globalization has changed and created a new investment regime. Why governments are focusing more on manufacturing security rather than global supply chains. How reshoring is impacting profits and the ...

The U.S. move away from globalization is pushing allies to reduce dependence, raising costs, reshaping trade, and altering ...

On 5 November 2024, Donald Trump swept into power for the second time on a mandate of populism and protectionism. His policies, ranging from tariffs to an anti-immigration clampdown, have heralded a ...

Globalization has long been regarded as an unstoppable wave in the world of international trade and cooperation, promoting economic growth and cultural exchanges all over the world. However, in recent ...

Is globalisation coming back to life? That was the big question at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, where WEF founder Klaus Schwab asked whether it is possible to have cooperation ...

For the past few years, many experts and journalists have either proclaimed or scrutinized the end of globalization. Trade wars, a pandemic and multifaceted conflicts have supposedly meant global ...

Globalization, or scaling a business internationally, is not a new concept. History tells us it goes back some 2,000 years when goods like spices and luxury items were traded on the Silk Road from ...

The decades-long attempt to force "globalization" as the primary economic model is crumbling. We saw it coming when the pandemic hit and suddenly "global supply chains" failed, leaving those relying ...

Nepal, May 30 -- Amid resurgent nationalism and rising global friction, globalisation has moved from consensus to contention, now a central fault line in geopolitics. Once seen as the engine of ...

Globalization’s rich history began long before giant conglomerates such as Amazon and Google existed. There is a timeline of discovery, protectionism, liberalization, financial crisis, and economic ...