Against the backdrop of global reflation, geopolitical conflicts, and a strengthening US dollar, emerging markets are undergoing a strategic shift from pursuing growth to focusing on resilience. AI infrastructure, commodity exports, and domestic demand have become new driving forces.
Based on machine learning models, analyze the predictive relationships among CO₂ emissions, GDP, and agricultural land in the IORA four countries (Malaysia, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Madagascar), revealing the complex balance between economic growth and environmental sustainability in Global South countries.
This article analyzes the financing and competitiveness challenges faced by South African agriculture amid trade transformation from an emerging market perspective, and explores its long-term trends and investment opportunities within the Global South's agricultural value chain.
This article analyzes from a Global South perspective how geopolitical conflicts delay the recovery of the construction industry in emerging markets, and explores capital flows, supply chain shifts, and long-term growth prospects.
The Chinese Special Economic Zone model has been reinterpreted in the Eurasian region, shifting from resource dependency to institutional competition. Special zones such as Tamchy have become new tools for attracting foreign investment and reducing political risks.
In-depth analysis of the latest Nature research: Using deep learning models to construct for the first time annual migration flow data for 230 countries and regions worldwide from 1990 to the present, revealing new dynamics of population migration in the Global South and its profound impacts on economic growth and policy formulation.
This article reexamines the debate over Philippine industrial policy from the perspective of the Global South and emerging markets, discussing why manufacturing upgrading, green transition, agro-industrialization, and regionally dispersed development are becoming key to strengthening the country’s long-term growth capacity and reducing external dependence.