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The deterioration of India–China relations: the battle for influence in South Asia

Articles / China, Due Diligence, Economy, Geopolitics, Global trade, India, South Asia, USA / 11/2023 11/2023

India and China have long viewed each other’s global aspirations with suspicion. While their proximity makes them economically intertwined, their histories and geopolitical agendas have made their relationship fraught with distrust. India hopes for a multipolar international order in which New Delhi has a strong voice. Beijing wants to be a counterbalance to the US …

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‘The Arabian Phoenix’ Part 2 – Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030

Articles / Business Risk, Due Diligence, Economy, Foreign investment, Middle East, Oil, Saudi Arabia / 10/2023 10/2023

This year marks the half-way point in Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030. To what extent is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) on track to achieve its goals of diversification economically, socially and culturally that it outlined in 2016? Last year, KSA achieved the astonishing growth rate of 8.7% – making it the fastest growing …

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‘The Arabian Phoenix’ – Saudi Arabia’s resurgence in global trade

Articles / Corruption, Due Diligence, Economy, Foreign investment, Middle East, oil and gas, Saudi Arabia / 10/2023 10/2023

A new era is dawning in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). Historically, KSA’s riches have derived from abundant oil reserves, making it one of the globe’s leading exporters in this energy sector. The revenue generated from this exceptional wealth has shaped the country’s economy and infrastructure. However, dependence on and exposure to a single …

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BRICS sees G7 policies as counter-productive… and they’re right!

Articles / BRICS, Cryptocurrencies, Due Diligence, Economy, European Union, Geopolitics / 05/2023 06/2023

On 1 June, the current foreign ministers of the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) are due to meet in Cape Town, hosted by Naledi Pandor, the South African Minister of International Relations and Co-operation. Following South Africa’s assumption of the chairmanship of BRICS on 1 January this year, the 15th BRICS …

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The EU: House of Cards?

Articles / Due Diligence, Economy, energy markets, European Union, GDPR, Russia, Sanctions, world trade / 05/2023 06/2023

The gloss of the EU utopian ideal has well and truly tarnished. The EU-project has now come to mean very different things to different people. The Union now covers 27 countries, a combined population of around 447 million and a hugely diverse mix of cultures, nationalities, and social and economic circumstances. A white-collar worker in …

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Erdogan in Turkey: One last earthquake?

Articles / Due Diligence, Economy, Erdogan, Geopolitics, Russia, Turkey / 03/2023 03/2023

Erdogan should be no stranger to seismology. This is, after all, the man who won ‘landslide’ victories in multiple Prime Ministerial and Presidential elections, the man whose Justice & Development party was heralded as shaking the foundations of Turkish civil society, the man who is no stranger to a political earthquake. Yet, last month’s devastating …

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Justice is Swift?

Articles, Russia Ukraine Conflict / Cybercrime, DueDiligence, Economy, Russia, Sanctions / 06/2022 11/2022

A question: if money makes the world go round, what happens when one country is no longer ‘in the money’? Just as when a moving tectonic plate hits a stationary one: collision. For three months now, the world has been attempting to cut Russia off from a variety of global financial capabilities and services, intended …

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The deterioration of India–China relations: the battle for influence in South Asia

‘The Arabian Phoenix’ Part 2 – Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030

‘The Arabian Phoenix’ – Saudi Arabia’s resurgence in global trade

BRICS sees G7 policies as counter-productive… and they’re right!

Erdogan in Turkey: One last earthquake?

Justice is Swift?

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