Putin's War Has Given Birth to Geopolitical Europe

The invasion of Ukraine should lend new momentum to our green-energy transition.
By Josep Borrel Fontelles Dec. 2, 2024

More than Putin’s clever route back to the centre of global affairs?

Unsurprisingly, Ukraine and some Western players have taken objection to Guterres’ attendance at the BRICS summit.
By Ronald Chipaike and Emmanuel Matambo Oct. 27, 2024

China’s car gadgets under scrutiny as U.S. probes espionage risks

China responded angrily to the U.S. announcement, accusing Washington of over-exaggerating national security concerns and unfairly targeting Chinese companies.
By Daily Mirror Oct. 10, 2024

Lessons from Russia’s wartime economy

These responses were meant to make Russian industries and its government disintegrate (breakdown).
By Kevin Tutani Jun. 28, 2024

Pro-Kremlin Disinformation in Zimbabwe: A mix of state and non-state actors’ influence

The close allegiance of ZANU PF and the Kremlin dating back to the struggle for Zimbabwe’s independence has necessitated a pro-Russian narrative.
By Newsday Jun. 11, 2024

Cable demand strong: Cafca

The company continued to hedge against inflation by having adequate stocking of finished goods.
By Staff Writer May. 24, 2024

Rerouting global trade without deglobalising, way to go

As the geopolitical dynamics continue to unfold and evolve, economic ties are also fast shifting to adjust to the new realities.
By Tapiwa Gomo May. 20, 2024

Africa central to Russia’s geopolitical transition agenda

Many thought Russia would be defeated in less than a week and yet today, the war is in its third year despite the major global economic and political implications.
By Tapiwa Gomo Apr. 22, 2024

‘Shifting market conditions constraining PGMs output’

Russia is a major producer of platinum group metals (PGMs). The unfolding crisis has resulted in production and supply chain disruptions impacting negatively on the global supply of PGMs.
By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 22, 2024