China’s domestic slowdown is sending economic pressure abroad, exposing the global consequences of an economy built on property, exports, postponed reform, and uncertain rebalancing.
Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following Khamenei’s death has triggered a global energy crisis, soaring inflation, and recession risks, reshaping international geopolitical alliances.
Three ESCP students attended the 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.
As Western climate momentum slows, China increasingly positions itself as a central actor, combining green investment, industrial scale and multilateral engagement to shape global climate leadership.
Rare earths and critical minerals are reshaping global power, as China’s dominance over supply chains forces the US and allies to rethink security, trade, and sustainability.
Social media’s rise has fuelled addiction and inequality -- yet it also empowers Gen Z movements from Nepal to Europe, transforming digital platforms into catalysts for…