Resilience, Peace and Security
Migrant smugglers are winning. Here’s why
It is only by accepting the complex, muddled reality of migrant smuggling that we take the first step towards solving the issue.
Global Cooperation
How do people view democracy?
A new report from Pew Research center suggests democracy is still the public preference.
Health and Healthcare Systems
There's a surprising cause of obesity you've probably never thought of
Trade and investment agreements can increase consumption of unhealthy foods, sugary drinks and tobacco – leading to soaring rates of obesity and chronic diseases globally.
Geo-Economics and Politics
10 ways governments can better keep up with fast-changing industries
How should law and regulation cope with fast changing technologies and industries?
Global Cooperation
What President Trump's latest move means for the Iran nuclear deal
A look at the possible impact of President Trump's latest announcement on the Iran nuclear deal.
Nature and Biodiversity
83 countries are more ocean than land
Too many governments are failing in their duty of care for an immense and vital resource - our oceans. Here's what they should do.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
It's time to dispel the myths of automation
Whether it's costs, control issues or adoption speeds, automation is a lot less straightforward than we think.
Resilience, Peace and Security
Which countries possess nuclear weapons?
Nine countries hold a total of 14,900 warheads, according to the Nobel Peace Prize winner, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)
Trade and Investment
We can still save the World Trade Organization. Here's how
How can members ensure the WTO's meeting in December is a success?
Geo-Economics and Politics
The surprising relationship between the weather and voting
A new study has uncovered a connection between changes in temperature and voting behavior in the United States of America.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Without science, we risk making decisions in the dark
CERN's director general explains why scientists should be heard at the highest levels of policy-making.
Nature and Biodiversity
We can still rescue this planet from climate change. Here's how
Humanity has pushed Earth and ourselves to the brink of destruction - but there is growing evidence that we are beginning to head in the right direction.