Overview of the Diplomatic Environment in 2025 With more than 150 bilateral meetings between major powers and 85 multilateral summits planned, 2025 marks a pivotal moment in world diplomacy. Diplomatic
Overview: The 2025 Acceleration of Climate Policy With international climate finance reaching $1.3 trillion annually and net-zero commitments accounting for 94% of global GDP, 2025 marks a turning point in
Overview of the Human Rights Situation in 2025 With 2.3 billion people living in conflict-affected areas and 85 million people forcibly displaced, 2025 is a pivotal year for social justice
Overview of the 2025 Global Election Supercycle In 2025, 76 nations—representing 65% of the world’s population and 82% of its GDP—will hold national elections, marking an unprecedented global democratic exercise.
Overview: The Emergence of the New World Order Battles for technological sovereignty, resource nationalism, and multipolar competition define the geopolitical environment of 2025. The international system is going through its
Overview: 2025’s Great Industry Convergence By 2025, the global industrial landscape will have undergone an unprecedented transformation, with sustainability mandates influencing 65% of investment decisions and AI integration impacting 78%
Overview: The Blockchain Revolution Develops by 2025 By 2025, the global crypto market capitalisation had stabilised at $4.8 trillion, and blockchain technology was integrated into 65% of enterprise systems, indicating
Overview: The 2025 Workplace Revolution By 2025, the workplace has drastically changed, with 73% of businesses using hybrid models and 45% of job functions being impacted by AI integration. The
Overview of the 2025 Personal Finance Revolution By 2025, 87% of households are using AI-powered financial advisors, and digital assets make up 25% of average investment portfolios, indicating a significant
Introduction: The Changing Financial Scene in the World By 2025, digital assets will account for 35% of global financial transactions, and AI-driven trading will account for 85% of stock market