As the world approaches 2026, Hand Media International is proud to announce the release of its latest issue, offering a forward-looking exploration of the rapidly evolving global trade landscape. Against a backdrop of geopolitical shifts, technological disruption, and mounting sustainability expectations, this edition brings together expert insight, sector analysis, and thought leadership from across the international trade and logistics community.
“Global commerce is undergoing one of its most transformative periods in recent history,” said Joseph Clarke, Editor. “Yet within this complexity lies enormous opportunity. This issue captures the innovation, adaptability, and collaboration shaping the next chapter of global trade.”
This month’s Big Interview features the Executive Vice President of Proxima, offering an incisive look into the evolving commercial relationship between the United States and China. With rare earth material restrictions beginning to ease, the interview examines how procurement leaders are moving beyond traditional low-cost sourcing models to build resilience, trust, and long-term strategic partnerships.
Richard Fattal, Co-Founder and CEO of Zencargo, takes centre stage in the Innovator segment, challenging misconceptions around artificial intelligence in logistics. Fattal highlights how AI can complement – rather than replace – human expertise, empowering businesses with data-led decision-making and enabling more sustainable, efficient supply chains.
Managing Editor Rebecca Spayne investigates how exporters are reshaping their approach to financing in “From Risk to Resilience.” The feature outlines how trade finance is becoming a proactive tool for growth instead of a defensive necessity.
The issue also recaps the latest edition of Going Global Live, celebrating the event’s role as a vital forum for networking, intelligence-sharing, and future-focused discussion. The magazine concludes with Trader’s Corner, featuring Europa Worldwide Group’s Jack Baxter.
The latest issue is now available here
