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Beyond Blocs: India, the Global South, and the New Grammar of Economic Diplomacy

January 12, 2026

As global trade fragments into power blocs and strategic alignments, market logic is increasingly shaped by geopolitics, supply-chain security, and institutional leverage.

Agriculture

From Yield to Resilience: How Agriculture Is Adapting to a New Risk Landscape

January 7, 2026

Agriculture across emerging regions is entering a period of recalibration. For decades, success was measured primarily by yield growth.

Education

Education After the Classroom: How Learning Systems Are Being Rebuilt

January 7, 2026

Education systems across Africa, Asia, the Middle East, India, China, and Russia are entering a structural transition that extends far beyond classrooms.

Business & Industry

The Quiet Industrial Rebalancing: How Emerging Regions Are Redefining Global Manufacturing

January 7, 2026

Global manufacturing is undergoing a deep structural transition. While headlines often focus on trade wars or reshoring announcements in the West, the more significant transformation is unfolding quietly across emerging regions.

Africa·Asia·Global·Health & Society·Middle East

Scrolling Ourselves Unhappy: How Social Media Is Rewiring the Brain, Health, and Happiness

January 7, 2026

Social media was once framed as a tool of connection. It promised to shorten distances, amplify voices, and democratise information.

Africa·Asia·Middle East·Travel & Culture

Why Some Countries Don’t Want More Tourists

January 7, 2026

For decades, tourism success was measured by one metric: growth. More arrivals, more hotels, more flights, and more revenue were seen as unambiguous positives.

Africa·Business & Industry·China·Russia·Tech

Why Startups Are Quietly Moving Away from Venture Capital

January 7, 2026

For much of the past decade, venture capital was seen as the default pathway for startup success. Large funding rounds, rapid expansion, and aggressive user acquisition defined ambition.

Africa·Agriculture·China·India

Why Food Is Growing Faster—But Making People Hungrier

January 7, 2026

Across much of the developing world, food production has never been higher. Crop yields continue to rise, supply chains are more efficient, and shelves in urban markets remain stocked.

China·Health & Pharma·India·Middle East

The Silent Rise of Metabolic Disorders in Non-Obese Populations

January 7, 2026

For decades, metabolic disorders such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease were closely associated with obesity and affluence. Today, that assumption no longer holds.

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