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1 billion young Africans by 2050. They’ll need a better educational system.
The North Korea showdown’s history. Are we at a new tipping point?
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China aims for world robot domination. It has scale, momentum and money.
The fading American dream. Economic mobility has nearly halved.
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Russia seeks answers for poor investment numbers. Cites Global Competitiveness Report. (Bloomberg)
Global CEOs urge greater disclosure of climate risks. Coverage of a Forum initiative. (Modern Diplomacy)
New infrastructure initiatives for Africa. Siemens plans an announcement at the upcoming World Economic Forum on Africa. (Business Report)
ASEAN at a crossroads. Cites Global Risks Report. (Philippine Star)
Implementing science and systems innovation in global health. A programme launched in Davos is a model. (Devex)
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