Sookmyung Women’s University Launches World’s First Hallyu Specialized College 'Hallyu International College'…Opening a New Era of Hallyu Education
Sookmyung Women’s University has launched the world’s first Hallyu-focused college, aiming to integrate Hallyu education with global business and cultural industries.
‘The new ketchup’? How hummus spread beyond a niche into a British staple
Hummus has become a significant staple in British diets, reflecting broader trends in culinary globalization as it is now measured in the cost of living index.
Jürgen Habermas: saint, not-saint. The genius who was afraid to look at violence
This article reflects on the legacy of Jürgen Habermas following his death, highlighting his contributions to philosophy and sociology, particularly around European integration and international law.
The vertigo of history
The article discusses the rapid changes in history driven by science, technology, and geopolitical conflicts, emphasizing the uncertainty created by the resurgence of war.
Dani Rodrik: "Trump is not just an economic risk; he is the greatest threat of our time"
Economist Dani Rodrik warns that Donald Trump's influence poses significant risks beyond economics, viewing him as a major threat in today’s political landscape.
Latin pop conquers the world
The article discusses the global rise of Latin pop music, highlighting its historical roots and impact, particularly in Estonia and Europe.
Hanwoo Promotion Fund Focuses on ‘Hanwoo Consumption Promotion and Globalization’ by 2026, Enhancing Value of Hanwoo Industry
The Hanwoo Promotion Fund is set to enhance the value of the Hanwoo beef industry by focusing on consumption promotion and globalization strategies by 2026 amidst challenges from U.S. beef imports and economic downturn.
A prophetic European philosopher
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent European thinker, passed away during a time of global upheaval.
All cities will end up being like yours
The article discusses how cities are becoming increasingly similar, offering tourists and residents the same experiences and scenarios.
From Iran to Ukraine: wars force a redrawing of air and maritime routes
The ongoing wars in the Middle East and Ukraine are complicating international navigation and prompting new air and maritime routes to be established as global integration falters.
What will export Czechia do in a closed world
The article discusses the challenges faced by Czechia's exports in a globalized environment that is increasingly closing off due to various factors.
Letter to the Editor: Introducing the Euro in Sweden as a Step Towards a World Currency
A letter to the editor argues for Sweden adopting the Euro as part of a global move towards a single currency, suggesting significant benefits for humanity.
Why the film establishment hates Hollywood but craves an Oscar
The article discusses the paradox of the film establishment's disdain for Hollywood while simultaneously seeking the validation of winning an Oscar, highlighting the tension between nationalism and globalization in cinema.
Iran: Globalization as a Battlefield
The article discusses how the recent geopolitical tensions involving Iran, the US, and Israel are impacting global markets, particularly in energy commerce.
Globalization Facing a New Crisis with Rising Costs
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is disrupting global supply chains, particularly affecting shipping routes and costs.
The stories that the world has relied on until now have run out. If Europe does not find a new one, it will remain sidelined
The article discusses the importance of narratives in human existence and Europe's need to find new stories to shape its future amidst changing global dynamics.
Africa: Sub-Saharan African Economies Among World's Fastest-Improving in Global Connectedness
The DHL Global Connectedness Report 2026 highlights significant increases in global connectedness among Sub-Saharan African economies, notably Namibia, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Zambia.
Research Report: Neither Tariffs nor Wars Stop Globalization
A new study indicates that globalization continues to thrive despite wars and tariff barriers, with increasing transportation of goods over greater distances.
Research Report: Neither Tariffs nor Wars Halt Globalization
A new study shows that globalization continues to thrive despite wars and tariffs, with increasing goods transport across longer distances and no downturn reported by major logistics companies such as DHL.
Chinese firms with success in go-global efforts poised to reap profit rewards
Mainland Chinese firms are set to surpass their Hong Kong counterparts in earnings, driven by successful global expansions and rising commodity prices.
English no longer predominant on Spotify
Spotify is seeing a decline in the dominance of the English language in its content.
Global Fight for Our Own
The article discusses the growing trend of nationalism in consumer preferences, particularly in Poland, where there is a shift towards supporting local products over foreign ones.
Local Color
The article discusses the challenges of identifying urban environments solely through visual observation, highlighting similarities across cities while acknowledging their unique characteristics amid regional conflicts.
Jean-Yves Heurtebise: "We are already in the Third World War, but it is a war that does not name itself"
Philosopher Jean-Yves Heurtebise argues that a third world war has begun, albeit in an invisible form marked by de-globalization and demographic crises.
The war against humanity did not start with Trump
The article argues that the ongoing war against humanity has deeper roots than Trump's administration, tracing it back to leaders like Thatcher and Merkel, and highlights a shift in values towards consumerism and economic control.
Apple Empanada: Is it Possible to Save a Traditional Recipe from Disappearance? Here We Share It
The article discusses the efforts to preserve the traditional Galician apple empanada, a dessert that is at risk of fading away as fewer bakeries continue to make it.
The Quarter Century That Changed Everything: The Great Transformation
The article reflects on how the last 25 years have seen significant global changes due to various factors like Islamist terrorism, the Great Recession, and a pandemic.
Box office success without Netflix…Local OTTs partnering with various overseas platforms for global outreach
South Korea's native OTT platforms are exploring new strategies to expand the global reach of Korean dramas by partnering with multiple international platforms instead of relying solely on Netflix.
One chip per student: China's curious educational initiative
China's Minister of Education announced an initiative aiming for one microchip per student as part of the country's efforts towards technological advancement in education.
The new global Argentinism
The article highlights the emergence of a new wave of Argentine talent in technology, culture, and sports, exemplified by entrepreneurs like Nicolás Benenzon and Gero Maspero.
Europe is now the biggest loser, says a renowned political scientist about the changing world
A well-known political scientist discusses how Europe is currently suffering in the global landscape amidst ongoing transformations.
Globalization is under threat from Iran war – and Britain is uniquely vulnerable
The Iran conflict poses a significant threat to globalization, particularly affecting Britain's economy and living standards amid rising political instability.
Chips, Critical Minerals, and the New Geoeconomics of Power
The article discusses the transformation of the international economy from a model of global integration to one that increasingly recognizes risks in interdependence, accelerated by the pandemic and geopolitical conflicts.
Tariffs, AI, A New World
The article discusses the current geopolitical landscape marked by unpredictability, increased tensions, and the implications of U.S. tariff policies and the rise of artificial intelligence.
Why do formerly poor boys build palaces where no one lives? The book Turbo-Countryside has been published
Radan Haluzík's new book 'Turbo-Countryside' explores the phenomenon of oversized, often empty houses rising in the rural Balkans, reflecting the complex issues of migration and societal change.
Globalization or Chaos
The article discusses the historical lessons of global conflict and the establishment of international organizations meant to prevent future wars.
Branko Milanović, economist: "Western middle classes expected globalization to work for them. And it hasn't done so"
Branko Milanović discusses how globalization has benefited emerging middle classes and the wealthiest 1%, while leaving Western middle classes and the poorest in Africa behind.
Wall Street Journal: Immigration and the Gaza War Upend a Century of British Politics
Recent political shifts in Britain reflect the growing influence of populist parties amidst changing voter demographics and concerns over immigration and globalization.
Liudas Zakarevičius. Lithuania can become a global music player. The question is whether we will decide
The article discusses Lithuania's potential to become a significant player in the global music industry, emphasizing the importance of digital presence and export.
Stuck on 'The Clay Pot... the Trowel'
The article discusses Greece's struggles with hosting large conferences despite a growing global demand for such events.
Szomburg: How to Maintain Subjectivity Against the Geopolitics of Power and Tech Dominance?
The article discusses the structural collapse of the current globalization model, shifting from a peace-promoting system to one where interdependencies are increasingly weaponized by states.
Local content: if not now, when
The article discusses Poland's economic success story while questioning its sustainability due to reliance on foreign investments and external decision-making.
Trump’s neo-royalist world order and ‘weaponised interdependence’: Abraham Newman
The article discusses how interdependence has become a central part of global power dynamics, particularly in the rivalry among major nations.
Bank of Italy: "The US is paying the highest price"
The governor of the Bank of Italy, Fabio Panetta, highlighted that despite the US imposing tariffs, international trade has continued to grow, contradicting the expected slowdown from protectionist policies.
On International Mother Language Day: The Future of Arabic Through the Eyes of Four Experts
On International Mother Language Day, four experts reflect on the future of the Arabic language amidst globalization and digitalization challenges.
Why do we love dictators in well-fitted suits? A new book describes the methods of leaders who exchanged fear for deception
The article discusses the changing nature of tyrannies in the 20th century as described in a book by economists Sergei Guriev and Daniel Treisman, highlighting a shift from overt violence to more subtle forms of manipulation in modern authoritarian regimes.
Wescott: "Tariffs, the law has won. The business world no longer trusts"
Economist Robert Wescott celebrates a Supreme Court ruling as a victory for the rule of law in the face of business skepticism amid tariff controversies.
Despite Trump’s trade wars, globalisation is Eurasia’s to win or lose
The article discusses how Europe and Asia are significant players in the global economy amidst changing trade dynamics fueled by Trump's trade wars.
Legendary Theatrical Director Kim Jeong-ok, Who Led the Globalization of Korean Theatre, Passes Away at 94
Kim Jeong-ok, a revered veteran theatrical director who elevated Korean theatre to international acclaim, has passed away at the age of 94.
Shipping Containers: The World in Boxes
An exhibition in Waltrop highlights the global impact of shipping containers on trade.