NEWS & ANALYSIS ARCHIVE

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As transatlantic relations buckle and Russia’s war machine rages in Ukraine, Poland’s 2025 presidential election will serve as a referendum on the country’s liberal course, EU unity, and business strategy. The outcome will almost certainly reshape regulatory frameworks, supply chain strategies, and market risks across Central Europe.

Arcanum Global Press Release

DRC President Felix Tshisekedi’s recent offer of his country’s valuable natural resources to the United States and the European Union (EU) in exchange for help repelling the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel advance in eastern DRC reveals his deep concern for the trajectory of the conflict in the face of an onslaught of rebel attacks backed by Rwandan President Paul Kagame.

Bangladesh is confronting a steep drop in foreign direct investment (FDI) since the formation of an interim government last summer, prompting Chief Advisor (CA) Yunus to spearhead reforms to address critical gaps in the country’s investment climate and stabilize the floundering economy.

As Gulf countries like the UAE and to a lesser extent Saudi Arabia increase capital investments and offer bailouts to Africa, their geopolitical aspirations to win favor and influence on the continent offers an alternative to dwindling Chinese loans and western aid, reshaping the traditional dynamics of African great power competition.

There is a growing risk of an Azerbaijani military attack on Armenia in 2025, a development that we assess would have significant geopolitical implications for Europe and the wider Eurasian region.

Reflection from the Board - The War in Ukraine and its Impact on the Global Agricultural Sector; Around the Globe with Arcanum; Arcanum Analytic; Sanctions Watch; Tradecraft and Technology Corner