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How AI Can Help South Korea’s Political Risk

On April 15, 2020, South Korea’s next legislative election will be held to fill the 300 seats of the National Assembly. While President Moon Jae-in’s Democratic Party is expected to perform well in the election, the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has sparked public anger over the president’s and the government’s response to the crisis...

Top Global Risks of 2020: Political Polarization

Political polarization is often referred to as a risk to the stability of democracies around the world. While political polarization in the United States is closely monitored by the international media, many other countries are affected by this trend, including Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Poland, and Turkey ...

Top Global Risks of 2020: Trade Wars

Trade wars can create numerous risks for businesses and economies, affecting international trade, investment, the stock market, foreign investment, and supply chains. The central tools of a trade war are tariffs and trade barriers, which cause financial and economic disruption. The long-term consequences of a global trade war ...

Top Global Risks of 2020: Terrorism

Globally, terrorism has been on the decline for several years. 2019 saw the continued weakening of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), including the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the terrorist organization’s leader. However, it also saw one of the deadliest terrorist attacks since ...

Top Global Risks of 2020: Regionalization & Isolation

Isolationist policies reinforce the decline of multilateralism and pose a risk to international cooperation and trade. Much like isolation, regionalization is an inward-focused policy movement, a withdrawal from externally-focused interaction. Yet regionalization differs from isolation in that it also entails greater ...