European governments increasingly wary of the popular turn against incumbents will be more susceptible to economic inducements and pressure from Beijing.

The ushering in of new blood in Westminster promises less ideology on trade, but no fewer red lines.

Renewed connectivity between India, the Middle East and Europe shows how maps are temporary, but geography persists.

Germany's aim is not to “decouple” from China, but to reduce its exposure to risk. And the potential winner is Taipei.

Australia seems to be treading carefully around the G7’s agreement to de-risk dependence on the region’s biggest economy.

International trade is skewed in favour of exporters who pay less for carbon emissions. The EU wants to change that.

Airlines could be nationalised, global supply chains severed. Will a once familiar market-led dogma survive the crisis?

A trans-Arctic sea cable would afford the Kremlin a significant opportunity to demonstrate its role in developing the Arctic commons.