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Queensland is emerging as one of the most important pieces of Australia’s commercial space strategy. Australia’s space industry is moving into a more commercially ambitious phase, and the next opportunity may not simply be in rockets or satellites. It could be in the infrastructure that makes the entire ecosystem possible. From Queensland’s emerging launch capabilities […] Read more at The Global…
At first glance, an ASEAN electricity supergrid and Japanese care robots appear unrelated. In reality, both represent the same structural shift. Asia is entering an era in which infrastructure must become more intelligent, flexible and interconnected. Asia is entering a period in which two seemingly different business trends could become deeply connected: the movement of electricity across […]…
Saudi Arabia’s National Gaming and Esports Strategy aims to establish 250 gaming companies, create more than 39,000 jobs and generate around SAR50 billion, or approximately $13.3 billion, in direct and indirect GDP contribution by 2030. Saudi Arabia has made its biggest statement yet in the global video-game business. On 4 August 2026, a consortium led by the […] Read more at The Global Economics
The United States already has roughly 4GW of installed geothermal generating capacity, according to the Department of Energy’s 2026 strategic plan. America’s next major power investment boom may not be visible from the ground. It could be happening thousands of metres beneath it. Enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) are emerging as one of the most closely watched technologies in America’s race […]…
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has assured that this new move is by no means a reversal of the land redistribution efforts of the 2000s. In Zimbabwe, land ownership has been tied to racial discrimination since the colonial times. In the post-independence period, successive governments have tried to correct these wrongs. Nearly two decades ago, certain land […] Read more at The Global Economics
Last week, the Argentine Central Bank and People’s Bank of China (PBOC) sealed the deal by signing an agreement to extend the 130 billion yuan line a day before it was set to expire. Argentina has renewed its currency swap with China for another five years, thereby preserving a $19 billion lifeline that the US […] Read more at The Global Economics
The decision is significant because the Dutch funding is aimed not simply at buying SAF, but at building the production capacity needed to make it commercially viable. The Netherlands is putting serious money behind a fuel that could become one of Europe’s most important industrial commodities. In late July 2026, the European Commission approved two Dutch […] Read more at The Global Economics
New Zealand King Salmon’s Blue Endeavour project, approved in 2024, is designed for exposed waters in Cook Strait and has a planned capacity of 10,000 tonnes of Chinook salmon. New Zealand’s aquaculture industry is entering a new phase. For decades, the country’s seafood reputation has been built around premium mussels, oysters and King salmon, but the next […] Read more at The Global Economics
The ASEAN Power Grid provides one of the clearest examples of how regional electricity integration could develop. Asia’s next major infrastructure story may not be another motorway, port or high-speed railway. It could be the electricity network quietly being built between countries. In May 2026, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced a $50 billion Pan-Asia Power Grid Initiative, […] Read more…
The leading miners are investing beyond traditional commodities, with copper, lithium, automation and critical minerals becoming increasingly important. Mining remains the backbone of the modern economy, supplying the iron, copper, coal, fertiliser minerals and critical metals needed for construction, technology, energy and food production. Yet the industry is changing rapidly. The leading miners…
