Globally, investment in new natural gas-fired power plants threatens to lock in carbon emissions for decades to come. Instead, embracing clean energy technologies can power the transition...
We will only move forwards if we reclaim capitalism from the dogged politics of Left versus Right, argues the economist Dambisa Moyo.
Does your brain need re-training to find the right job?
Let’s assume you are healthy. Would you consider an implant or drugs to enhance your physical or mental performance? We are reaching a pivotal moment in medicine, when technology can help...
Over the centuries, innovative forms of currency have impressed potential investors.
Can they be decoupled?
Despite huge global investment in renewables, our reliance on fossil fuels still refuses to budge. Could hydrogen - plentiful and non-polluting - be the answer?
Podcast: An interview on the future of space exploration with Ellen Stofan, Honorary Professor at the Hazard Research Centre at University College London.
Data is the fuel for radical changes in the way global health systems work.
If there is one factor critical to the success of all Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies, from AI to gene editing, from robotics to nanotech, it is trust in technology govern...
Biotechnology could mitigate humans' impact on the planet through large-scale bio-based interventions aimed at restoring former environmental balances and creating new ones.
There are no short cuts to ensuring privacy, transparency, and innovation.
'Trade surplus good; trade deficit bad' has been a global mantra for centuries. But in reality our obsession with avoiding trade deficits could be negatively impacting growth and jobs.
Consumers generally back the idea of a circular economy, but when it's time to open their wallets, most will hesitate to pay more.
What positive or negative trends are we seeing that serve as deciders in achieving the SDGs?
