Emily Donahue speaks to Adriano Bosoni, Stratfor senior Europe analyst. The European Commission and the British government have agreed to continue their free trade negotiations. But stumbling blocks remain.
As the U.S. prepares for a contentious power transition, we invite readers to revisit this 2019 column on how the country's political polarization goes hand-in-hand with its economic core’s shift to the coasts.
The White House's new push to delist Chinese firms from U.S. exchanges won't decouple the world's two largest economies, but it will increase the cost of doing business.
In this inaugural episode of RANE's Insights on Security Series, the topic is identifying and mitigating the exposure of people, places and critical assets. Chief security officer is a mission-critical role for ongoing business continuity and resiliency, and chief security officers face risks that are complex, interdisciplinary and more challenging than ever before.
In this episode of the Stratfor Essential Geopolitics podcast, Fred Burton gets a a primer on why US-China trade tensions over new US export controls will last through the November 2020 US presidential election.
Can the two sides reach a comprehensive trade deal before Britain's scheduled departure from the EU single market by year's end?
The pandemic risks ending the past 30 years of rising intercontinental trade volumes by sapping global economic growth and emboldening nationalist calls against globalization.
By Greg Priddy
U.S. unemployment is at or about 14 percent. If the coronavirus were to continue throughout the summer or come back next year, unemployment would hit 1/3 of the global workforce,
A conversation with Fred Burton and author and geopolitical analyst, Peter Zeihan, who predicts that the global order will disintegrate as early as 2020, in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stratfor analysts Fred Burton and Adriano Bosoni discuss the social, political and economic implications of the COVID-19 outbreak in Europe.
