The 11th China-Arab Business Conference and 9th Investment Seminar of the China-Arab States Cooperation Forum took place in Haikou, Hainan, from April 27–30, 2025, drawing over 1,000 political and business leaders from China and Arab countries.
Tholos Talks is a series following the spirit of the Tholos circle, where Ancient Greek intellectuals gathered to debate the issues of their day. Through deep insight and thought-provoking dialogue, we offer the tools to decode complexity and illuminate the path forward.
We are living through an unprecedented collapse of biodiversity. While climate change and habitat loss are well-known culprits, there is another, less visible force helping to accelerate this crisis: biodiversity crime.
Consulting Magazine announced the 2025 Rising Stars of the Profession, recognizing 55 exceptional individuals and 9 standout firms shaping the future of the consulting industry, including Basilinna.
The China Economic Stimulus Tracker provides a comprehensive timeline of announcements and policy actions implemented by the Chinese government to stimulate economic activity. Curious about the progression of China's stimulus?
We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Lampaah, an award-winning communications and creative firm based in Riyadh.
Learn from Basilinna COO, Leigh Wedell, about what it takes to execute successful acquisitions in the public affairs sector, including the importance of expertise, leadership, and culture.
We are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Dr. Zahi Hawass, the world-renowned Egyptologist and Former Egyptian Minister of Antiquities. Dr. Hawass will be joining as an Executive Director for Basilinna to advise our clients on culture and heritage related matters.
Explore key insights on the changing landscape of global trade and why recent trade policies could be hurting China's domestic economy with Deborah Lehr, Basilinna's Chair and CEO.
Basilinna’s Chair of the Middle East and Africa, Yasser Elnaggar, shares his insights on the global opportunities Chinese firms are seeking to market their products and build their brands.
In China, a nation known for five-year plans and centrally choreographed actions, it turns out that what’s really hard to plan for is the fear of action. In the last year, Chinese authorities quietly released what can be described as guidance for “getting things wrong the right way” – policy guidelines outlining which mistakes by government officials are permissible and which are not.
