IBA Global Insight - October/November 2018

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A tipping point for climate change

Foreign investment is undeniably on the rise. But, despite abolishing many hundreds of archaic laws, Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains under pressure to do more.

China’s tech giants take on the FAANGs

Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google – the so-called ‘FAANGs’ - face strong competition from China’s major tech companies

Trump’s Presidency: The trials of Paul Manafort

Global Insight highlights what needs to change in Western political and business culture following the former campaign chair’s trial and guilty plea

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Comment and analysis

Time to tackle internet anonymity

Tech giants are under fire for facilitating all sorts of unwanted activity online. But finding more effective solutions than self-regulation is far from straightforward.

Yemen’s humanitarian decline continues amid devastating war

The Saudi-led war in Yemen began in 2015. Since then, it’s become one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with millions lacking adequate food, clean water and medicine.

Zimbabwe after Mugabe

The bloodless transition to a post-Mugabe era brought hope that the country could emerge as a democracy governed by the rule of law. The elections at the end of July suggest otherwise.

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