In the constantly evolving modern workplace, it’s estimated that the skills we possess now have a five-year shelf life. Time to get used to a future of continuous learning.
Cardiovascular diseases are responsible for one in five deaths in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and one in four adults in Saudi Arabia are likely to have a heart attack within the next 1...
Against a backdrop of huge technological change, there are three things the continent must do to maintain its "Africa rising" narrative.
In the last three years, more than 11,000 of the nearly 29,000 people infected by Ebola have died.
Global and regional institutions, such as the U.N. Security Council or the EU, are widely criticized for their shortcomings. Yet it’s terrifying to imagine what the world would look like ...
Empowering women and girls represents the single biggest opportunity for human development and economic growth, so why are we not making more progress on gender equality?
Poor sanitation comes with a $222.9 billion price tag. Premature death accounts for more than half of that figure – this is a story of human tragedy.
Governments across the world are dealing with the impact of an expanding flow of displaced people. Living and working in Germany, I’ve seen this pressure first hand.
Amid growing discontent with corporate and governmental leaders, how can those leading us be effective while ensuring they are heard?
As I look toward the future, I’m excited by what I see: technology that has the potential to answer some of our biggest questions, solve some of our toughest challenges and help us better...
How can CEOs transform today’s challenges of globalization and technological innovation into tomorrow’s opportunities?
We must achieve a kind of symbiosis between minds and machines, with machines amplifying ideas from the human brain, and freeing it from mundane and repetitive tasks.
Factories have long held a place in the popular imagination, but today's factories are changing fast.
Public-private partnership and continuous innovation in security technology are society’s best defence against cybercrime.
How can CEOs be purpose-driven, high-energy leaders and avoid becoming 'energy vampires'?
