Geopolitics and Business

The Geopolitics & Business Briefing delivers concise, expert‑driven insights from Geolytics. Each short episode features one of our analysts breaking down a specific geopolitical or geo‑economic dynamic with a clear focus on what it means for companies operating in global complexity. A format designed for decision‑makers in government affairs, corporate strategy, and risk management: the essential signals, the underlying dynamics, and the implications for business impact, distilled straight from the Geolytics Briefing Room. www.geo-lytics.com

Geopolitics and Business is a business podcast hosted by Geolytics, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Europe’s economic security turn: Why the EU is tightening FDI screening

  Jul 8, 202613 min

  The EU has revised its FDI screening regulation, an economic security move that will reshape how many investments arereviewed across Europe. In this episode, Theresa Terzer sits down with Sarah Isabey (Geolytics) to explain what changed, what stays national, and how companies can prepare before the rules apply in January 2028. Further analysis: Geolytics.Hub: https://sinolytics.de/geolytics/geolytics-hub.html Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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  What the Trump–Xi summit really delivered for business (and what it didn’t)

  May 19, 202623 minS0

  <p >How much substance was really behind the highly choreographed Trump–Xi summit in Beijing? In this episode of the Geopolitics and Business Briefing, host Theresa Terzer is joined by Leonhard Xu to unpack what was announced, what remains unresolved, and what it all means for companies exposed to US–China tensions.</p>   <p >The discussion walks through the symbolism of the state visit, the five key trade items that actually made it into the readouts, Beijing’s new framing of “constructive strategic stability,” and the looming export control deadlines that could once again shake global supply chains.</p>   <p >Whether you...

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  From Orbán to Magyar: Will Hungary stay China’s EV gateway to the EU?

  Apr 30, 202614 minS0

  <p>Hungary’s election has ended Viktor Orbán’s 16‑year rule and opened the door to a more EU‑aligned course under Péter Magyar. That shift matters not only for Brussels, but also for Beijing. This episode Shaun Ho unpacks how a “team player” Hungary could affect China’s EV and battery footprint in Europe, why Chinese EV OEMs like BYD and battery suppliers such as CATL bet so heavily on Hungary, and how tighter compliance and higher operating costs could ripple through Europe’s EV supply chains and its automakers.</p>

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  The hidden ripple effects: Why the war in Iran goes beyond oil and impacts every industry

  Mar 27, 202615 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Bastian Dürr, geopolitical analyst and supply chain expert, discusses how the war in Iran and the situation around the Strait of Hormuz could affect global markets and industrial supply chains.</p> <p>We look at how escalating tensions could drive energy and fuel prices, and how disruptions in the region may translate into shortages and price spikes for key industrial inputs such as sulfur, helium, and ammonia — with knock-on effects for mining, fertilizers, and industrial production.</p> <p>Rather than focusing on headlines, the episode explores what these developments could mean in practical terms: cost pre...

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  China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: Resilience in a "World in Disorder"

  Mar 26, 202630 minS0

  This episode of the Geopolitics and Business Briefing, produced in collaboration with the Geoeconomic Competition podcast, provides a deep dive into China’s 15th Five-Year Plan. Host Francesca Ghiretti and Sinolytics Managing Partner Dr. Jost Wübbeke analyze the strategic shifts from the previous plan, highlighting a new, intense focus on national security, resilience, and technological self-sufficiency in response to perceived global disorder.   The discussion explores critical economic headwinds facing Beijing, such as deflation, the property crisis, and the challenges of boosting domestic consumption. A major highlight of the conversation is China's technological ambition, specifically the "AI everywhere" approach and the...

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