Nature and Biodiversity
We have the tools to tackle illegal fishing. It’s time to use them
A UN agreement, market action and Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies together offer a new opportunity to crack the problem of illegal fishing.
Trade and Investment
How to build a more balanced global economic architecture
We need a comprehensive revamp of regional governance to create sustainable globalization, argues Yaroslav Lissovolik of the Valdai Discussion Club
Social Innovation
Meet the young world-changers coming to Davos 2019
From champions of democracy to educators of the underprivileged, these are the people coming to Davos to share ideas and find new ways to make the world a better place.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Here's why having more women in government is good for your health
Studies show that when there are more women in government and involved in a country's decision-making process, the healthier its population. Here's why.
Global Cooperation
The answer to nationalist fervour isn't less globalism. It's more
For those who believe in the values of freedom, universalism and humanity, a globalist democracy – in which world citizens vote on world issues – is the only way forward.
Global Risks
Are we sleepwalking into a new global crisis?
Geopolitical tensions, a lack of climate consensus and cyber security are among the world's most pressing challenges, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2019.
Resilience, Peace and Security
8 things we need to do to tackle humanitarian crises in 2019
Global instability means 2019 is a crossroads year for humanitarian response - and we need a fundamental reorientation of humanitarian action, argues ICRC President Peter Maurer.
Global Cooperation
Who's coming to Davos 2019?
Davos 2019: Sir David Attenborough, Shinzo Abe, Angela Merkel, Prince William and Jacinda Ardem will gather in Davos for the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2019.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
We can't future-proof technology. But here are 5 ways to forward plan
International cooperation, ethical investment and our ability to accept the unknown - these are all ways to ensure technological change works for the many.
Geo-Economics and Politics
How to create a more purposeful capitalism
For too long, the value of economic activity has been measured purely by its price. We need to recognize that value is created collectively by business, government and civil society.
Global Risks
The Global Risks Report 2019
Nature and Biodiversity
Why the ocean holds the key to sustainable development
With just 12 years to go before the 2030 deadline for meeting the SDGs, it is clear that the ocean will play a central role. World leaders much act now, writes the Prime Minister of Norwa...