All articles by Eugenia Perozo
Eugenia Perozo
Tariffs to get “a lot more complicated” following Supreme Court strike down
The US administration will now seek to replicate the tariff landscape Trump pursued under IEEPA with alternative trade statutes.
Interview: NIIS CEO Ville Sirviö says data sovereignty is not just about localisation
Looking at the ownership structure and nature of digital solutions could be a better way of understanding data sovereignty, says NIIS CEO Ville Sirvio.
Digital sovereignty: Fibre-optic cables, Snowden and a fractured global ecosystem
The geopolitical shifts of the past year have highlighted digital sovereignty as a priority for governments around the world. Resets have happened before, but not like this.
UK third top destination for FDI, with clean energy and AI driving flows – report
The US continues to be the top destination for announced FDI projects, with India in second place.
FDI in 2026: regional experts weigh in on future trends
As global FDI declines, regional experts comment on the biggest trends that will affect different locations – from tariff uncertainty to the race for critical minerals to AI.
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Workers powering the AI industry face terrible conditions, but they shouldn’t have to – interview
Mark Graham, founder of the Fairwork initiative, notes that most of the human labour in the AI supply chain is data work in low-income countries done under poor conditions.
Public sector R&D cuts could be the “silent economic killers” of US exceptionalism
Funding for fundamental research typically comes from the government because of its high costs and long-term horizons.
Can California’s capital city become a world-class semiconductor hub?
The Greater Sacramento region hopes to leverage its public-private partnerships to transform the city into a semiconductor R&D hub.
How economic development ambitions and a global tech war are shaping the rise of resource nationalism
Governments are trying to more closely monitor how national resources leave their borders for an array of reasons – and with varying degrees of success.
India considers settling Vodafone financial dispute to strengthen UK ties
A settlement would bring an end to the $22.6bn dispute for Vodafone Idea.