World leaders agree that the UN SDGs necessitate private sector involvement to help with funding. But  is this realistic? 

Recent trade wars are driving a shift in the world's supply chains with all the geopolitical and economic risks this entails. 

South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago says moves to increase tourism and reduce inflation should strengthen the country's economy. He talks to Adrienne Klasa. 

Consolidating a delicate transition to democracy, Tunisia is looking forward with renewed optimism, industry and SMEs minister Slim Feriani tells fDi. 

Asia-Pacific is likely to hit only one of its 16 UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, writes Lawrence Yeo.

Indonesia has faced natural disasters and currency volatility in 2018, but optimism regarding the country's economy is in plentiful supply.

Edmonton has become a globally recognised hub for machine learning and AI research, thanks in large part to its world-class universities. 

Having repositioned itself as a knowledge centre, Eindhoven now boasts 'the smartest kilometre in Europe', and is responsible for one-fifth of private R&D in the Netherlands. 

Canada is a global leader in ICT, boasting diverse specialisms and a large appetite for industry-specific investment and event hosting.     

Colombia's central bank governor remains confident that the country can head off the currencies storm facing developing markets across the globe. He talks to fDi.