Why the next step for antiracism is transportation
Black Americans are less likely to own a car or have access to digitally-driven modes of transport and are more reliant on under-threat public transport
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Black Americans are less likely to own a car or have access to digitally-driven modes of transport and are more reliant on under-threat public transport
We know quantum computing's exponentially faster processing speeds will outmanoeuvre existing cybersecurity – and the time to prepare for that is now.
The proposed European Super League - abruptly scrapped following an intense backlash - raises questions about the structural challenges in many sports.
With President Biden's Leaders Summit on Climate, major governments are making important commitments to help the world meet net-zero emissions by 2050.
Industrial waste makes up at least 50% of global waste, often the result of poor quality. Artificial Intelligence can help reduce waste and lower costs.
Sulfur hexafluoride is 23,500 times more powerful than CO2 as a greenhouse gas. Several climate-friendly alternatives now exist. It's time to make the switch.
Harvard heads the list for the sixth year running, while the World Health Organization warns of a shortfall of 18 million healthcare workers unless more people study medicine.
Top stories: Oxygen supplies running low in Delhi; Japan considering state of emergency; France testing digital coronavirus 'health pass'.
We can make our spaces more liveable, sustainable, resilient and affordable by leveraging technology, rethinking design and improving community engagement
As Raul Castro resigns as Communist chief, we look back over the past few years of Cuba-US relations.
The pandemic revealed the depths of India's dependency on slum-dwellers working in the informal economy – but the country has so far failed to improve life for them
Joining the global fight to close the gender gap, Panama is introducing measures aiming to bolster and support women's participation in the labour force.
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An innovative childcare project in Burkina Faso is enabling poorer mothers to go to work, while their children are cared for nearby. The effect has been life-changing.
Despite granting women the vote only 50 years ago, Switzerland features in the top 10 rankings of the Global Gender Gap for the first time this year.
The Japanese government's recent equality roadmap will encourage changes for women at boardroom level. This is good news for the gender gap, but there is still some way to go.
The integration of digital assets into economic structures could tackle the financing challenges faced by SMEs and provide a more standardized and accessible approach to funding.
Leaders from Japan and the Netherlands shared how their governments are creating incentives, policies and partnerships to encourage circular change at the opening session of today’s Japan...
The World Economic Forum is launching the #GenerationRestoration Youth Challenge to support young ecopreneurs and the UN's Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.
With the growing technological complexity of the aviation sector, the ICAO is working to create harmonized standards to protect it from cyberthreats.
Employers must invest in retraining and reskilling, while levelling the playing field and embedding greater equity into the workforce of the future.
The world faces unprecedented challenges caused by our current approach to production and consumption. These innovators think they have the solutions to change that.
New Zealand company Mint Innovation is using microbes to extract valuable metals like gold from powdered electronic waste.
Less top-down, fewer one-size-fits-all programmes: how digital training, learning and remote work could change for the better after the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 pandemic and climate change have pushed ESG issues to the top of the corporate agenda. New research reveals how corporate boards are responding.
The growing instability of the world means long-term strategy based on trends forecasting has become difficult. The chemical industry must adopt new management practices in response.
Implementing NbS is not enough – their success or failure depends on the extent to which the world transitions to more sustainable planet-based diets.















