Chinese growth will continue to slow sharply for many years as a function of China's economic rebalancing.

This is part four of our three part series on how to negotiate with Chinese companies.  Yes, you read it right. Part four of three.

This is the final of our three part series on how to handle Chinese negotiating tactics.

This is Part Two of what is going to be a three part series on Chinese negotiating techniques. Part One can be found here.

The October 1, 2012 parliamentary elections in Georgia were evaluated worldwide as an important step for the country in the way of democratic development.

We have been drafting an increasing number of contracts for foreign companies licensing their concept or technology for use in China. In the old days, this type of licensing was primarily in the industrial sector.

Turkey is struggling to find its role in the Middle East. The past two years have thrown a wrench into Erdogan's plans for regional dominance.

One of the world's most vital industries is virtually unguarded against digital attacks.

Climate change is likely to remain the major factor behind water insecurity over the coming decades. Yet, as Ben Zala reveals, a number of ‘virtual’ factors, ranging from industrial-scale production to perceptions of scarcity, may also contribute to water conflicts in the near to mid-term.

During his pre-election campaign and even during his initial entrance into politics, leader of the Georgian Dream coalition, Bidzina Ivanishvili, promised to follow the pro Western movement of the country but simultaneously try to smooth over Geor