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US CHIPS Act hurting its Asian partners

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​asia times​​​ by Samuel Hardwick and Jason Tabarias Though geared mainly at domestic outcomes, the rise of industrial policy in the United States is affecting global supply chains, especially in →

'No business without a planet': Europe's big companies urge fossil phase-out at COP28

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​brussels times​​​ By Maïthé Chini As negotiations on the fossil fuel phase-out at COP28 are reaching a tense moment, 65 of Europe's most influential businesses – including multinationals such as →

Here are the richest countries in Africa

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​africa news​​​ It is Nigeria, a country in West Africa, which stands out as the most powerful economy on the continent. With a GDP estimated at $477 billion in 2022, Nigeria is at the top of the →

The Federal Reserve’s Money Supply Problem

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​national interest​​​ by Desmond Lachman If the past is any guide, when the Federal Reserve meets next week, of one thing we can be sure. The Fed will continue to adhere to a strictly data-dependent →

World's first 4G nuclear power plant enters commercial operation in E.China's Shandong

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​global times​​​ By Tao Mingyang The Shidaowan Nuclear Power Plant in Rongcheng, East China's Shandong Province, which uses a high-temperature gas-cooled nuclear reactor (HTGR), entered commercial →

'Europe can manage': Leading investment firm dismisses deindustrialisation fears

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​brussels times​​​ By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Europe's industrial sector is sufficiently resilient to manage the twin impact of protectionist US policies and structurally higher energy prices over the →

China reveals design for world's largest nuclear-powered container ship

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​global times​​​ China on Tuesday revealed the design of the world's largest nuclear-powered container ship, media reported. The Jiangnan Shipyard under the China State Shipbuilding Corporation →

“Local” Wars Keep Punishing Global Markets

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​national interest​​​ by Jeffrey Kucik Ukraine’s annual GDP fell by 30 percent in the first year of fighting Russia. Israel's growth projections were adjusted downward by 23 percent in the first →

US threatening to hollow out Asia’s chips industry

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asia times by Mary E Lovely Even as they share similar concerns about economic security and resilience, the United States’ trading partners in Asia wonder what Washington’s new embrace of industrial →

China to introduce ‘Data Element X’ plan to unlock data’s multiplier effects in diverse scenarios: official

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​global times​​​ China's newly inaugurated National Data Bureau will collaborate with relevant departments to explore the implementation of a "Data Element X" initiative, to unleash the multiplier →

MEPs move to make it easier and cheaper to repair things rather than throw them away

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​brussels times​​​ Members of the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday in favour of a proposal to simplify and reduce the cost of repairing items instead of throwing them away and →

Re-Industrialization and the Green Revolution Will Revitalize National Power

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​national interest​​​ by Nikolas K. Gvosdev The COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine mark the end of the post-Cold War era, which was defined by the optimistic idea that →

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