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We cordially invite you to our upcoming Insights Call organized by AmCham Germany's Regional Chapter Berlin-Brandenburg with Rudolf Scharping, former German Federal Minister of Defence and CEO, RSKB Strategie Beratung Kommunikation AG and H.S.H. Prince Michael of Liechtenstein, Chairman & Founder, Geopolitical Intelligence Services AG (GIS).
Today our Chairman and Founder Prince Michael of Liechtenstein, BCCG and GIS experts took part a BCCG Joint Web Talk webinar. You can watch the video and listen to experts sharing their insights on how to overcome the distortions that are currently being created, especially in supply chains, global free trade and geopolitical situations.
AIM Summit invites for its webinars expert leaders to share real market intelligence on the investment risks and opportunities. Watch this video to see H.S.H Prince Michael of Liechtenstein & Mishal Kanoo and get their insights into present conditions and likely future perspectives.
Prof. Dr. Peter Lorange is Chairman and CEO of the Lorange Network, which he founded in 2017 to provide business knowledge digitally and a networked community for company owners, entrepreneurial families and larger private investors. In his essay based on examples from his own company, he explains how to manage your company and assets in a crisis situation.
Prince Michael of Liechtenstein interviewed by Claudio Grass for proaurum.ch notices, that since the end of World War II, Europe has gone through an unprecedentedly long period of peace and prosperity has constantly increased since then. Over time, the awareness of possible crises has been lost. This “spoiling” effect of the good times has caused societies to dismiss and ignore the eventuality of a possible crisis that could come at any time.
"Secure base is so central because it shuts down the brain's tendency to overreact to threat". Joanna Bensz, CEO and founder of International Institute of Longevity and Longevity Center in an inspiring talk to Dr George Kohlrieser, psychologist, hostage negotiator and Professor of Leadership at IMD in Lausanne.
Prince Michael of Liechtenstein in an interview for the International Institute of Longevity underlines that geopolitics takes the knowledge of geography, history, economy, demography, ethnicity and culture to explore their influence on politics and economics, and the interdependence between local, regional and global facts. Important drivers in longevity are the economy and demography. We have to look closely at this situation. We have an aging population. The world population will soon start to stagnate and not to grow anymore and the share of aging people will become higher.
The U.S. oil industry wants a little help from Russia and may get it – at a price.
The pandemic-caused, global economic crisis will have long-term, far-reaching consequences for countries. Many are discovering just how weak they have become after decades of shortsighted and irresponsible policies. How well, or poorly, each nation will weather this crisis depends on the soundness of the diagnosis and policies adopted now.
GIS subscribers and friends now have a rare opportunity to stay in touch with a unique Institute for Research in Economic and Fiscal Issues.
The idea behind this unique initiative was to establish a peer group of forward-thinking leaders and visionaries from academia, public institutions, policy circles, plus some practitioners, to determine the future shifts in global issues.
Prince Michael von Liechtenstein, Executive Chairman of Industrie- und Finanzkontor, spoke directly to Wealth Briefing at the sidelines of the Conference. He expressed a concern, that as regulations become more excessive and duplicating, the costs of running trusts goes up. This also includes a social aspect, because, due to the increased costs caused by regulations, the long-term protection of wealth can only be achieved for larger fortunes.
We are honoured to announce HS Prince Michael von Liechtenstein as the keynote speaker of Diversity in Blockchain Switzerland to discuss the blockchain ecosystem and its application across regions during the upcoming World Economic Forum.
Prince Michael of Liechtensten, our Founder and CEO will be speaking on the October 16th.
Joseph McKinney interview his Serene Highness, Prince Michael of Liechtenstein, about his country's success and global geopolitics.
Prof. Enrico Colombatto is one of the Geopolitical Intelligence Services’ leading economic experts. In this recent book he offers the reader a new perspective on free-market economics.
ECAEF – the European Center of Austrian Economics Foundation, located in Vaduz, Principality of Liechtenstein, is calling for papers for the 12th International Vernon Smith Prize for the advancement of Austrian Economics.
When Naive Presumptions prompt Hasty Judgments: On the Benefits and Problems of Genetic Engineering
A recent opinion text by Prince Michael for Emergin Europe, “The upcoming European elections matter” was published on May 13, 2019. “Elections to the European parliament are crucially important,” the Prince wrote. “This, however, is not widely recognized by voters as traditionally low turnout across the continent demonstrates.”
Dr. Sarwar A. Kashmeri analyzes in his book "China`s Grand Strategy" the role of China intending to become a hegemon in their area, but also globally, comparable to the United States.
“In fact, it is easier for governments to control the spending of people in debt than those with savings. A person with financial resources is free, while debtors are hostage to their creditors.” - H.S.H. Prince Michael of Liechtenstein