
World agricultural prices and the outbreak of civil war
Falling agricultural prices have been found to generally increase armed civil conflict in producing regions, but not the risk

Falling agricultural prices have been found to generally increase armed civil conflict in producing regions, but not the risk

Geopolitical tensions have reshaped international trade and investment flows in recent years. This column uses data on the worldwide

Data show that trade sanctions reduce commerce between the countries imposing them and their targets. But this bilateral success

When the US imposed sweeping tariff increases in 2025, most economic forecasters predicted a sharp rise in consumer prices

Trade in critical metals essential for electrification has become centred on China over the last three decades. This column

Lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, and rare earth elements are reshaping global trade and great-power politics in ways reminiscent of

Trade growth stalled after the Global Financial Crisis, and world trade is now splitting along geopolitical lines. This poses

International carbon credits can support the EU’s 2040 target if buyers’ club rules and leverage ensure real mitigation gains

The signing of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in January 2026 represents a significant milestone in bilateral economic

EU critical raw materials projects fall short of self-sufficiency targets, making trade deals and targeted investment central to supply

Falling agricultural prices have been found to generally increase armed civil conflict in producing regions, but not the risk

Geopolitical tensions have reshaped international trade and investment flows in recent years. This column uses data on the worldwide

Data show that trade sanctions reduce commerce between the countries imposing them and their targets. But this bilateral success

When the US imposed sweeping tariff increases in 2025, most economic forecasters predicted a sharp rise in consumer prices

Trade in critical metals essential for electrification has become centred on China over the last three decades. This column

Lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, and rare earth elements are reshaping global trade and great-power politics in ways reminiscent of

Trade growth stalled after the Global Financial Crisis, and world trade is now splitting along geopolitical lines. This poses

International carbon credits can support the EU’s 2040 target if buyers’ club rules and leverage ensure real mitigation gains

The signing of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in January 2026 represents a significant milestone in bilateral economic

EU critical raw materials projects fall short of self-sufficiency targets, making trade deals and targeted investment central to supply




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