Policy shifts could reshape the AI map—but talent, not tariffs, will have the greatest long-term impact.

Geopolitical disruptions and tech advances are shaking up manufacturing strategies, pushing leaders to rethink their approaches. Companies need to rethink the way they traditionally decide where to locate plants, and instead utilize scenario planning and the possibility of automation to create a manufacturing footprint that makes sense as tariffs rise.

From trade wars and geopolitical shifts to regional wars and climate change, business leaders must manage through unprecedented complexity in the global landscape.

How Tokyo is inventing the “urban knowledge campus” by creating aa mosaic of distinct downtown districts.

In 2025, political surprises are adding fuel to the fires of business uncertainty, complexity, and volatility. Here’s how leaders can navigate this special type of risk.

CEOs and leaders must look beyond the immediate challenges and integrate geopolitics into corporate decisions and strategies.

While the US and China have established early dominance in supplying this crucial technology, other competitors are emerging. Here’s what leaders need to know.

Nikolaus S. Lang explores the rise of a multipolar world by 2030 and offers insights to help business leaders navigate the shifting geopolitical landscape.

In this fast-changing world, geopolitics must become a strategic priority for all companies—their future depends on it. The time to start is now.