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Podcast Date 19 Dec 2022 What's next for China's covid policy? Associate Director Jens Presthus is joined by Senior Practice Director Thomas Gratowski to discuss China's remarkable reversals regarding covid policy. Please note this conversation was recorded on December 16th. Read more
Research Date 14 Dec 2022 A cold winter could test support for ongoing LNG exports to Europe US liquified natural gas (LNG) exports to Europe are surging amid the ongoing energy crisis as the continent seeks to dramatically reduce its dependency on Russian oil. In fact, according... Read more
Podcast Date 13 Dec 2022 Top in Tech: Regulating the Metaverse The ‘metaverse’ term was coined thirty years ago, and until recently was part science fiction, part speculation. But with Facebook’s rebranding as Meta last year, an increasing consumer acceptance of... Read more
Research Date 9 Dec 2022 The third Trade and Technology Council meeting: political, tech and trade implications This week saw the third meeting of the Trade and Technology Council (TTC) take place in the United States. What was discussed by the negotiators, and how significant is what... Read more
Research Date 7 Dec 2022 The other side of the coin: CBD COP15 and what it means for the private sector This week, over 15,000 delegates, including environment ministers from around the world and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be attending the Conference on Biological Diversity (CBD) or ‘COP15’ which... Read more
Podcast Date 7 Dec 2022 Across the west, a new push to combat forced labour Beata Stepantchenko, Giulia Pasquali, and Varsha Shankar explore new proposals in the US, EU, and UK that seek to combat forced labour and the associated implications for business. Read more
Research Date 5 Dec 2022 How companies can build circular economy business models Reversing the environmental damage and imbalances that have become accepted as structural features of our economic system requires transformational, not marginal, solutions. Making things less bad is just not good... Read more
Research Date 5 Dec 2022 Reinvigorating action on antimicrobial resistance: where do the responsibilities lie? Despite years of lobbying for awareness and action, recognition of the threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is still lagging compared to its urgency. For example, a recent survey across 27... Read more
Podcast Date 1 Dec 2022 The Global Month Ahead: China-Arab summit, US-Africa Leaders meeting and interest rate decisions Welcome back to the Global Month Ahead, our monthly podcast looking at the stories that will define the month to come. In each episode, Global Macro Associate Director Isabelle Trick... Read more
Podcast Date 29 Nov 2022 Top in Tech: Elizabeth Denham on UK data privacy Today on the podcast, Conan D'Arcy talks to Elizabeth Denham, the former UK Information Commissioner at the ICO and current International Adviser at Baker McKenzie. They talk through the past... Read more
Podcast Date 28 Nov 2022 The future of summit diplomacy: an Asian perspective Following several leader-level summits in Asia, including ASEAN in Cambodia; G20 in Bali, and APEC in Thailand, Asian countries continue to take an increasingly active role in dealing with global... Read more
Report Date 23 Nov 2022 Regulating the metaverse The metaverse term was coined thirty years ago, and until recently was part science fiction, part speculation. But with Facebooks rebranding as Meta last year, an increasing consumer acceptance of... Read more
Research Date 23 Nov 2022 Reform or revolution? Europe’s energy choices in 2023 This week’s EU energy council comes at an inflection point in the energy crisis. It will be a moment to take stock of progress on short-term challenges: the new gas... Read more
Podcast Date 18 Nov 2022 Unpacking the UK's Autumn Statement UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced the long-awaited Autumn Statement yesterday, detailing the new government’s tax and spend commitments alongside the OBR’s economic forecast. The delay of the budget provided Sunak... Read more
Podcast Date 18 Nov 2022 The role of digital technology in supporting and treating mental health In the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, global prevalence of anxiety and depression increased by a massive 25%, according to research by the World Health Organization. Is there a... Read more
Research Date 18 Nov 2022 FTX bankruptcy rattles lawmakers globally. How does the industry move forward? The bankruptcy of major cryptocurrency exchange FTX marks a major moment in the ongoing drive to regulate digital assets within the United States, likely dwarfing the impact seen by the... Read more
Podcast Date 17 Nov 2022 Top in Tech: Policy implications for Musk's Twitter and a tour of Southeast Asia's tech sector This week on Top in Tech, Conan D'Arcy is joined by Senior Associate Ugonma Nwankwo to check in on the policy implications of the US midterms and Elon Musk's purchase... Read more
Research Date 16 Nov 2022 GC roundtable on the role of early-stage and preventative measures in the EU’s fight against domestic violence As part of the Global Counsel’s Social Impact Programme, the GC team in Brussels recently hosted a roundtable in partnership with Frontline, a Berlin-based research and advisory start-up dedicated to... Read more