Politics & Foreign Affairs

On March 9, oil prices crossed US$ 100 a barrel for the first time in almost four years as the war in...

In less than a week the latest Gulf war has already triggered turbulence across global energy markets. US natural gas...

When the U.S. and Israel first bombed Iran on February 28, the impacts on global markets were immediate. Oil prices...

As destruction of facilities in Iran accelerates, whether directly with respect to health facilities, but also transportation, communication, and sanitary...

The UK has published new Sustainability Reporting Standards that shape how companies report sustainability and climate information. The government publication...

The Spark The world held its breath in the final days of February 2026. What began as a simmer of...

Today’s ESG Updates Oil Prices Surge as Middle East Conflict Causes Supply Problems: Crude contracts jump 13% as Iran blocks...

Affordable, reliable energy matters because it affects whether households can pay their bills and businesses can prosper — but too...

As the High Seas Treaty takes effect, developing states risk being sidelined in a new era of ocean geopolitics. When...

On March 3–4, 2026, business and sustainability leaders, investors, and policymakers will gather at the Royal Armouries in Leeds for...

The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) recently published a paper titled “The European archipelago: Building bridges in a post-Western...

The Caribbean and the Arctic seem to have little in common. The same cannot be said of Venezuela and Greenland,...