Diplomatique.Expert’s edition of the Annual Global Stability Index has all the major geopolitical issues covered, whether it is Italy’s populist streak, the Qatar crisis, the Brexit countdown, redefining the World Order, understanding the current dynamics across the Mediterranean and where Europe is heading.
Published by media platform Corporate Dispatch for Advisory Firm Diplomatique.Expert, the Annual Global Stability Index is the very first in a series of thought-provoking publications. The first edition is based on international relations, economics and geopolitical affairs.
“Our mission at Corporate ID Group is inspired by the belief that facts form the basis of cooperation and trust. For cooperation and trust to thrive, one needs to have the right facts in hand and our aim is to provide facts, presented by expert, reputable and unbiased sources,” said Jesmond Saliba, managing director of Corporate Dispatch, who co-edited the report together with Matthew Bugeja, from Bugeja Geopolitical Consulting.
Diplomatique.Expert teamed up with Bugeja Geopolitical Consulting in its first publication.
Global stability dynamics have not registered a marked decline over the past five quarters
The Geopolitical Stability Index aims to provide the necessary insight and establish itself as a ‘bearing’ so one can calibrate the thinking process required to take commercial decisions that depend on geopolitical risk assessments.
Mr Bugeja, had headed up the research element of the Global Stability Index project, said: “Following the news over the past few months, one would be forgiven for thinking that the veritable sky is falling down. The world is entering a period of increased uncertainty as the United States appears to be withdrawing from its traditional role as the leader of the global order, the UK and EU negotiate Brexit, China continues to expand its One Belt, One Road initiative, and trade tensions hamper relations between the United States and a number of its biggest trading partners. However, global stability dynamics have not registered a marked decline over the past five quarters. If anything, it has improved marginally quarter on quarter for several quarters in a row.”
The Global Stability Index Report covers a total of 115 countries and puts Norway, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Denmark and Australia in the top five most politically and economically stable countries. These are followed by Sweden, Canada, Singapore, Finland and the Netherlands. Germany, the United States, New Zealand, Austria and the United Kingdom rank next.
The index contains performance reviews in terms of population and GDP as well as a Country Improvement/Deterioration Index and a Stability/Instability Index.
The report’s abridged version sells at €45 while the Full Global Stability Index report sells at €300. The price for students and academics is €40 and €250 respectively.
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