5 facts you need to understand the new global order
China will soon surpass the US in economic terms – and is taking the lead on everything from climate change to the digital economy.
China will soon surpass the US in economic terms – and is taking the lead on everything from climate change to the digital economy.
Demand for water is expected to exceed supply by 40% by 2030. How can governments, business and civil society close the gap?
By chanelling surplus heat to where it is needed rather than releasing it into the environment, we could limit temperature rises and energy consumption at a stroke
National and regional programs will drive global eradication from the bottom up.
Will an increasingly “smart” energy system entrench disadvantages or improve access to all the benefits that a connection to a dependable energy supply brings?
Empowering women to participate equally in the global economy could add $28 trillion in GDP growth by 2025.
AI is being propelled out of research labs and into our everyday lives, from navigating cities, ride shares, our energy networks, to the online world.
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals outline a global strategy to “transform the world”. But without a tactical plan - and $2.5 trillion more every year, according to the UN - they are si...
Conflict, hunger and disease will affect millions again this year. Failure to adapt will lead to further global instability, major breakdowns of social and economic systems, and a failure...
With industries in flux, online learning will be an essential part of the digital economy – and can allay the anxieties that come with change.
The food system is unequal, unsustainable, unstable, and in need of transformation. We must take action - now.
The economist Diane Coyle uses six kinds of capital, from financial capital to social capital, to give a more nuanced view of the state of an economy.
Meeting the world's 21st-century energy needs means ensuring universal access, mitigating climate change and cleaning up air pollution.
Fintech’s magic ingredient is a virtuous feedback loop: it increases women’s ability to make smart business decisions, which bolsters their autonomy within the family and community.
Some 85% of the world’s workforce want the rules of the global economy rewritten, at a time of intense risk.