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AssessmentsMar 25, 2026 | 19:00 GMT
A medicine distributor stores Mounjaro (tirzepatide) self-injecting GLP-1 prefilled pens and vials in a fridge at his office in Thane, India, on March 20, 2026.
The Growth Outlook for India's Pharmaceutical Sector Remains Strong, Despite Global Uncertainties
Despite ongoing global trade and energy uncertainties, India's pharmaceutical and medical technology sectors are set to experience strong growth driven by manufacturing incentives, regulatory reforms and improved access to foreign markets, although supply-chain vulnerabilities, reliance on imported APIs and U.S. trade investigations pose risks of production disruptions, export delays and market volatility.
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AssessmentsMar 25, 2026 | 16:35 GMT
The Geopolitics of Demographics
The Geopolitics of Demographics: Politics and Economics
Demography, derived from the Greek words for "description of people or society," is the statistical study and analysis of populations, including their changing structure (age, gender, education, etc.) and size. Demographic change is notoriously slow and often imperceptible, but its long-term impact is significant, affecting domestic and international political stability, economic growth and financial wealth. The key analytical question is how, and under what circumstances and mechanisms, demography impacts social outcomes.
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SnapshotsMar 24, 2026 | 19:33 GMT
Opposition supporters celebrate the defeat of a referendum on justice reform March 23 in Rome.
What a Failed Italian Referendum Means for the Meloni Government
The defeat of a highly politicized judicial reform referendum exposes limits to the Italian government's dominance, and may embolden the fragmented opposition and strain coalition unity ahead of next year's elections. It also increases the government's incentives to complete the legislature and pursue electoral reform to strengthen its reelection prospects.
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AssessmentsMar 20, 2026 | 20:58 GMT
Russian President Vladimir Putin holds a meeting in Moscow on the global oil and gas market situation on March 9, 2026.
In Twist of Fate, Russia Gets a Boost From Iran-Related Oil Shocks
The Iran war will increase demand for Russian energy, but the resulting revenue gains will likely remain temporary and offset by other costs; still, especially in the case of a protracted conflict in the Middle East, weaker sanctions enforcement and higher oil prices will buoy Moscow's ability to sustain its war in Ukraine for longer. To mitigate energy market shocks caused by the Iran war, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian oil. On March 12, the White House expanded a March 4 waiver, initially limited to India, authorizing a 30-day license for the delivery and sale of Russian crude oil and petroleum products already loaded onto vessels at sea. A week later, on March 19, this relief was expanded to cover petroleum products in addition to crude, allowing the sale of existing tanker cargoes to nearly all countries. The two U.S. sanction waivers,
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AssessmentsMar 20, 2026 | 15:08 GMT
People walk along the corniche area on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, in Abu Dhabi on March 20, 2026.
Gulf Arab States, Shaken by Iran War, Plan Economic Pivot
The Gulf Cooperation Council states will shift their economic strategies to domestic and core regional interests as a result of the Iran war, with a renewed focus on domestic infrastructure, safety nets and strategies for comparative advantage to help them recover some of the attractiveness lost during the war. This is likely to impact international investments, long-term domestic projects and reshape their economic links. GCC member states face varying degrees of economic impacts from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and accompanying Iran war that began Feb. 28. According to Goldman Sachs forecasts, a two-month closure could cause loss of up to 14% GDP for Qatar and Kuwait and 3-5% GDP for Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in 2026. However, such estimates are preliminary and do not fully account for potential future damage to regional infrastructure, the possibility of food and fuel shocks pushing up the costs
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AssessmentsMar 19, 2026 | 18:22 GMT
A farmer sprinkles fertilizer over a crop of cauliflower on the outskirts of Bangalore, India, in November 2020.
Assessing the Iran War's Impact on Global Fertilizer Supplies
Shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are reducing global supplies and increasing costs of nitrogen- and phosphorus-based fertilizers, which could lead to lower crop yields, higher food prices and fiscal stress for agricultural producers if the Iran conflict persists for several more weeks. The ongoing disruption to shipping and energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran war is rattling global fertilizer markets by constraining supply, driving up logistics costs and increasing energy prices. The Gulf region is a critical hub for global fertilizer trade, making any interference highly consequential. Roughly one-third of all internationally traded fertilizers and nearly half of traded urea volumes are either produced in the region or rely on its transit routes. Specifically, the Gulf accounts for around 45% of global urea exports, roughly 30% of ammonia exports and around 25% of phosphate fertilizers. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz normally carries around
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