Trade has long served as a central pillar of globalisation. In 2024, global trade in goods and services reached an estimated US$33 trillion, with merchandise trade making up about US$25 trillion and services trade accounting for US$8 trillion (UNCTAD, 2024). Read More
Globalisation continues to shape the world economy, influencing trade, investment, technology, and social structures. The effects of globalisation have been particularly pronounced in areas such as economic growth, inequality, geopolitical tensions, and environmental sustainability. This article explores these impacts using Read More
New religious expressions and spiritualities refer to modern, innovative beliefs and practices that diverge from traditional religious traditions. New religious expressions and spiritualities have grown in response to various societal shifts. Factors such as the rise of materialism, scientific progress, Read More
The global economy is a complex and interconnected system, with nations classified into developing economies, emerging economies, and advanced economies based on their economic development, industrialisation, and income levels. These classifications help economists and policymakers understand disparities in wealth, growth, Read More