Has the global conflict already begun?
Many people wonder when the Third World War will break out, without considering an alternative interpretation of the current geopolitical landscape: according to this view, a global conflict is already underway, even though there has been no official declaration of war between the major powers.
The victims and battlefields…
Geopolitics and finance: the growing risk of global fragmentation
Geopolitical uncertainty is having an increasingly significant impact on capital flows and cross-border financial transactions. The result is a system in which certain operations are being delayed, reconsidered or subjected to greater scrutiny.
A shift in the rules of the international game, accompanied by uncertainty over…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer merely a technological revolution. Today, it is one of the key factors redefining the balance of power amongst the world's leading economic powers, affecting financial markets, economic growth, national security and global competitiveness.
Leadership in AI is no longer measured solely by the ability to develop advanced algorithms but…
The macroeconomic forecast for 2026 points to an increasingly heterogeneous global landscape, in which economic growth is unevenly distributed. While some countries are experiencing strong growth, others are facing significant slowdowns.
2026: a Year of Sharp Economic Divergence
The international picture reveals a multi-speed global economy. Emerging economies and several strategic nations continue to grow,…
The future of the dollar is causing concern for the markets
In recent years, the debate over the possible decline of the US dollar has taken centre stage in financial markets and geopolitical scenarios. International tension, the return of Donald Trump, trade wars and new conflicts in the Middle East have reignited questions about the…
The months of April and May are emerging as a critical phase for global economic balances, not only in terms of macroeconomic performance, but above all for the overall resilience of international financial flows.
An analysis by the GeoEconomics Center of the Atlantic Council highlights, in a measured yet unequivocal manner, how the issue of…
Geopolitics and markets: a new global balance
The global economic system is undergoing a phase of profound transformation. Wars, trade tariffs, technological innovation and monetary policies are reshaping international trade, commodity markets and global financial flows.
According to analyses by the McKinsey Global Institute, we are not facing deglobalisation but rather a new setting of…
War, Geopolitics and Economic Instability
In the 21st century, wars are not merely humanitarian tragedies and political crises: they are also powerful economic shocks capable of influencing financial markets, energy prices and investment strategies.
In a globalised and interconnected economy, even a regional conflict can have global repercussions, affecting:
inflation
international trade
financial stability
global…
Canada is gradually redefining its international position in response to a global context characterised by growing instability, multipolarism and fragmentation of the international order. In this context, the rapprochement with China, formalized through a series of trade agreements announced in January by Prime Minister Mark Carney, represents a significant signal of strategic adaptation. The evolution…
An event that redraws the international balance of power
The capture of Nicolás Maduro by the United States represents far more than a turning point in the Venezuelan crisis. It is an event of global political, legal and economic importance, capable of reshaping the international balance of power.
Within a matter of hours, a country…
