A vertical moment
Somehow or other, although no-one knows how, remedying the great decoupling will induce the vertical to become more horizontal again.
Somehow or other, although no-one knows how, remedying the great decoupling will induce the vertical to become more horizontal again.
Is this business of networks a new Great Game that, rather than replacing the classic chessboard, adds new territory to it?
However paradoxical it may seem, in this global village there are some people who are set on spreading another type of border: mental borders.
Lowy’s Global Diplomacy Index deals with the means for foreign policy while, in a way, Elcano Global Presence Index assesses the results of this policy.
Africa is back in the world spotlight. But if hopes are once again dashed, the crisis this time could be unprecedented.
The advances of the information ages are leading to a world that is simultaneously more dangerous and richer with opportunities than ever before.
Globalization has been a major issue in two of the most important recent campaigns in Western countries: the Brexit referendum and the US Elections.
The decline of the middle classes in the west could be behind the growth of populism in a large number of societies, but what is the truth of the matter?
The next few months could be decisive for the electoral scenarios in Europe. There will be elections in Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, France and Germany.
Will infrastructure save the world economy? Connectography in a world that is going to become hyper-connected means that the most connected power wins.
The upcoming election of a new Secretary-General can be a potential turning point for the UN in its efforts to achieve a more transparent, inclusive and gender-balanced administration of its affairs.