Jobs and the Future of Work
These countries are the most attractive for foreign workers
The US is still a top destination, though fewer people want to move abroad for work, according to a new report by the Boston Consulting Group.
Alex Gray
Alex Gray is a Senior Writer at Formative Content. Recoded to Forum Agenda on 29/05/24.
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Health and Healthcare Systems
Las investigaciones han descubierto que beber café puede ayudar a vivir más tiempo
Un nuevo estudio en el Reino Unido ha encontrado que las personas que beben café tienen menos probabilidades de morir de enfermedades cardíacas y cáncer.
Nature and Biodiversity
Electric vehicles make up nearly half the market in Norway
Charging ahead on plug-in hybrids and battery-powered electric vehicles, Norway is joining a growing global trend for cleaner cars.
Health and Healthcare Systems
Selon une étude, boire du café pourrait vous aider à vivre plus longtemps
D'après une nouvelle étude menée au Royaume-Uni, les buveurs de café sont moins susceptibles de mourir d'une maladie cardiaque ou d'un cancer.
Climate Action
6 effets secondaires surprenants de la vague de chaleur mondiale
De vastes régions du monde sont confrontées à une violente canicule, et certains pays enregistrent des températures record.
Climate Action
Seis sorprendentes efectos secundarios de la ola de calor global de este año
En julio, las temperaturas han sido mucho más altas que el promedio; en algunos casos, por varios grados. A nivel mundial, junio fue el segundo mes más cálido registrado.
Economic Growth
More women are running for political office in the US than ever before
This year, all 435 seats in the US House of Representatives, one-third of all US Senators, 36 state governors and three US territorial governors are all up for election, as well as local ...
Emerging Technologies
This man has four arms - but he only controls two of them
Researchers in Japan argue that technology means two people can effectively share the same body.
Jobs and the Future of Work
Where do the most jobseekers get benefits?
A new report from the OECD looks at how countries compare when it comes to handing out unemployment benefits.
Emerging Technologies
Emirates is building a giant vertical farm to feed airline passengers
One of the world’s largest airline catering operators and an agri-tech firm have teamed up to build a massive new vertical farm to grow produce for in-flight meals.
Jobs and the Future of Work
Moving up the income ladder takes generations. How many depends on where you live
Most of us, especially in developed nations, expect to grow up to earn more than our parents. But as a new in-depth report shows, this is becoming less likely.
Nature and Biodiversity
New Zealand’s new maximum-security jail has a sensory garden
It has native plants, a waterfall and a rock feature.
Climate Action
Norway is known for its cold weather – but it's been in the grip of a severe heatwave
Norway is preparing for a future in which higher temperatures are the norm.
Education and Skills
What you need to know about the world's youth, in 7 charts
They’re tech-savvy, entrepreneurial and really care about climate change, but young people think their voices are not being heard. These are just a few of the things you need to know abou...
Civil Society
Islamophobia is driving more US Muslims to become politically engaged, suggests report
A new index on Islamophobia finds only 29% of Muslims say they are happy with the way the US is going - 12% less than last year.