Nikkei-FT alliance spans 5 years of global transformation

China's rise, climate change and technology loom large as key future issues

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Back in 2015, Donald Trump had not been elected, the Brexit vote had not taken place, talk of a new cold war was wildly premature and a global pandemic was unimaginable. (Source photos by Reuters and Getty Images) 

ROULA KHALAF, Financial Times Editor

LONDON -- The world has experienced seismic change since the Nikkei -FT deal was reported in our pink pages. Back in 2015, Donald Trump had not been elected, the Brexit vote had not taken place, talk of a new cold war was wildly premature and a global pandemic was unimaginable.

As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of our alliance, we must also reckon with the impact of the health and economic crisis and consider the big trends of the future. What have we learned from the coronavirus pandemic? What trends have been accelerated? What will the world look like in five years' time? This report will help to answer these questions. It places the rise of China, climate change action and tech disruption high on the policy agenda over the next few years.

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