Economic Nationalism

Five years after saving British Steel, Jingye Group sees its assets seized by the UK. A move for national security or a chilling message to investors?

As PEI-Genesis marks 80 years, its expansion in Pune isn't just growth—it's a strategic maneuver to wire itself into India's defense ambitions.

A new marketplace aims to be the digital backbone for 'Buy Canadian.' But can a single platform truly rewire consumer habits and empower small businesses?

U.S. lumber producers praise Trump's tariffs for protecting jobs, but the policy reignites a decades-old trade war, raising costs for homebuilders.

Xtep's new marathon shoe uses aerospace-grade carbon fiber. Is this a product launch or a new front in the global battle for technological supremacy?

The Danish IT giant upgraded its 2026 forecast, but behind the stellar numbers lies a complex strategy of AI investment and a banking unit that adds revenue while squeezing profits.

With a new CFO and a massive infusion of public and private cash, Multibeam is scaling up. Here’s how its unique tech is becoming a cornerstone of the US CHIPS Act.

Remal Alcast's new AS9100D certification positions it as a key supplier for India's aerospace and defence, reducing import reliance and boosting self-reliance.

A new Franco-European alliance aims to build the future of AI networking, challenging Silicon Valley's dominance and betting on an open standard to power the next generation.

A landmark $10B deal between NAVER, NVIDIA, and Brookfield aims to build a sovereign AI factory in South Korea, reshaping the global tech power balance.

The Helicopter Company's massive deal with Bombardier is more than an aircraft purchase; it's a calculated move by Saudi Arabia's PIF to dominate the skies.

Eramet and Gabon's ambitious plan to process manganese locally promises economic transformation but hinges on daunting energy and infrastructure challenges.

Senegal's aggressive anti-corruption campaign aims for accountability, but prolonged detentions and contract chaos are spooking investors and testing the rule of law.

With backing from JAXA's massive Space Strategy Fund, Mitsubishi Electric aims to break into the elite club of digital satellite payload makers.

The EIB's €140M loan to photonics leader Exosens is more than a financial boost; it's a strategic play to forge European defense autonomy with ITAR-free tech.

A key deal between Arteris and SiEngine highlights the race to build the brains of intelligent vehicles and China's push for semiconductor leadership.

A meteoric rise in a Fortune ranking is more than a press release. It’s a story of AI ambition, geopolitical strategy, and Europe’s fight for digital sovereignty.

Minister Joly's trip to China and Japan is more than diplomacy; it's a test of Canada's ability to navigate economic necessity and strategic alliances.

A new group, 'Let Alberta Decide,' is launching a polished campaign for secession ahead of a key referendum. Can it turn grievance into a mandate?

The consumer safety watchdog is moving its HQ to downtown D.C. We dissect the claims of taxpayer savings, the strategic power play, and the human cost.