An analysis of how artificial intelligence is reshaping value creation, strategy, and competitive dynamics across global industries, highlighting governance and societal implications.

A decade after Made in China 2025, Beijing is broadening state intervention across mature industries, foundational supply chain nodes and frontier technologies — accelerating trade dominance and deepening foreign dependence on Chinese supply chains.

Global deep tech investment is accelerating as the market heads toward USD 13.85 billion by 2034. This analysis explores the strategic, economic and geopolitical forces behind the shift.

An analytical examination of Deloitte's Global Economic Outlook for 2026, exploring the effects of shifting US trade policy, inflationary trends, structural reforms in emerging economies, and the global race for AI leadership. The article dissects international implications for businesses and governments.

The OECD's 2026 Economic Survey of France places industrial competitiveness at the heart of its recommendations, urging structural reforms to secure long-term growth and strategic autonomy.

The global space economy is projected to reach $1.8 trillion by 2035. As commercial activity expands beyond Earth, governments are crafting industrial policies to govern growth, manage risks, and secure strategic advantages.