Geopolitics of AI technical standards will heat up

Technical standards for artificial intelligence (AI) will emerge slowly but geopolitical rifts over it will be intense

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Poland’s policy on farm protests may shift after polls

Premier Tusk is trying to deflect farmers’ protests by putting the blame on Russia, the EU and the previous government

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Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries are increasing the probability of oil product shortages

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The rupture of a pipeline transporting oil through Sudan has deprived South Sudan’s government of 60% of its revenue

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The government is looking at increasing the powers of the competition regulator amid concerns about retail pricing

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Central America’s ties with Taiwan have loosened, as governments have increasingly sought closer Chinese relations

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The impact of two landmark EU laws -- the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act -- is becoming apparent

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Greek farmers face rising costs as imports erode their competitiveness, while climate change is an immediate threat

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The Central Bank's instant payments system, launched in 2020, now has over 160 million registered users

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Massive job losses in the mining industry threaten the government’s faltering efforts to retain a majority

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