Stéphanie Thomson is a writer and editor at the World Economic Forum.
Desde alrededor de 2011, los jóvenes han reportado niveles crecientes de depresión y ansiedad. Aquí hay cuatro nuevas normas para "restaurar la infancia".
El 60% del sector musical está integrando IA en las composiciones. Si bien ofrece el potencial de aumentar la creatividad, plantea cuestiones problemáticas.
60% of the music sector are integrating AI into compositions. While it offers the potential to augment creativity, it raises several problematic questions.
Since around 2011, young people — historically one of the happiest demographics — have been reporting increased levels of depression and anxiety. Here are four new norms to “restore child...
La falta de datos sobre la salud de las mujeres ha dado lugar a una brecha de género en la salud. Cerrarla podría generar enormes oportunidades y salvar vidas.
A lack of data related to women's health issues has translated into a gender health gap. Closing this data gap could create enormous commercial opportunities and save women’s lives.
While the economic case for gender parity seems clear-cut, there has been a growing backlash against the push for women’s equal rights. That must change.
Commentators have forecast the imminent collapse of globalization for decades. Despite this, globalization has survived and adapted - an expert explains how.
Speaking in Davos, World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala called on leaders to rethink old growth models and ensure globalization works for all.
The husband of jailed Nobel Peace laureate Narges Mohammadi calls on Western leaders engaging with Iran to make women’s rights central to any negotiations.
The IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva expects interest rates to continue falling in 2024. But she still calls for caution, and says there is no room for policy error.
Aunque el 56% de los economistas jefe creen que la economía se debilitará en 2024, ni todo es pesimismo, según los expertos reunidos en la Reunión Anual del Foro Económico Mundial.
There is a high price to pay when we are not resilient: it can cost us up to 8% of global GDP. On the flip side, increasing our resilience could boost GDP by 15%.
While 56% of chief economists think the economy will weaken in 2024, there are some bright spots, according to experts at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.
In a special address at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on business leaders to invest in Ukraine.
