2026 is likely to continue the transformation of Latin America and the Caribbean and the U.S. approach to engagement with the region that began in 2025. This work is the author’s personal analysis of ...

Before reaching the ceiling on June 12, 2015, China’s stock market had ballooned about 150 percent in a year. The Chinese stock market crash began with the popping of the stock market bubble in ...

On 24th August 2017, a nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court in Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs Union of India passed a historic judgment affirming the constitutional right to privacy. It declared privacy ...

Artificial intelligence has opened up a world of possibilities, where machines are no longer confined to following instructions but can actively reason, adapt, and collaborate, revolutionizing the way ...

Recently, China has announced the discovery of vast thorium reserves, a radioactive metal being hailed as a potential "limitless" energy source capable of powering the nation for an astonishing 60,000 ...

As 2025 drew to a close, with global markets recalibrating to changing trade patterns and domestic policies coming into focus, Deloitte China released Issue 101 of its Monthly Report on December 26.

In the context of the possibilities for change embodied by these and other national political events, seven transformative forces will continue to shape the dynamics of the region in 2025, with most ...

In the first quarter of 2025 (Q1 2025), Southeast Asia (SEA) faced a complex economic landscape marked by trade tensions, policy uncertainties, and a cautious global outlook. Yet, the region’s ...

The Andaman-Nicobar Basin (AN Basin), nestled in the southeastern expanse of the Bay of Bengal, represents a frontier of untapped potential in India’s quest for energy security. Spanning 47,000 square ...

Indonesia’s fiscal landscape is facing mounting pressure as a dramatic 30% slump in tax revenue during the January- February period of 2025 has sparked widespread concerns over the country’s economic ...

At the heart of the world’s most tightly engineered industry, a single corporate rift has exposed the brittle threads binding global commerce. Nexperia, a Dutch-headquartered firm owned by China's ...

While the world obsesses over ships stuck in the Red Sea and ports choked by geopolitics, the United Arab Emirates is quietly reshaping the global financial landscape. In a century marked by trade ...