7 views on how technology will shape geopolitics
Members of the World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Geopolitics discuss the biggest impact technology will have on geopolitics in the coming year.
Members of the World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Geopolitics discuss the biggest impact technology will have on geopolitics in the coming year.
The world is at a critical junction where humility, collaboration and institutional reform can ensure true, sustainable global cooperation.
Beijing approaches regional trade policies via small states first, such as New Zealand, Iceland and now Mauritius.
AfCFTA will not only have an important boosting effect for African businesses, livelihoods and exports, it aims to be an example of cooperation the world can follow.
Six months ago, the blasts caused by ammonium nitrate stockpiles devastated the Lebanese capital. How can the country build greater resilience going forward?
COVID-19 and climate change crises has accelerated need to transform cities and reconnect with nature. BiodiverCities aims to design sustainable cities.
Sustainable development and long-term resilience will require regional cooperation and integration to amplify collective impact.
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To build back better from COVID-19, we need to prioritize strong international cooperation and institutions, social justice and public-private partnership.
The pandemic poses challenges for both Koreas in a changed global economy, presenting an opportunity to seek bold new initiatives.
Continued globalization, with a focus on equitable distribution and sustainable free trade, are important enablers on the road to collective recovery.
African nations must determine a way to tap into the educational, technological, healthcare and sustainability gains in China over the coming decades.
The new US administration should help North and South Korea to cooperate as a crucial foundation for building trust.
If developed nations had given the international aid they pledged in 1970, poorer countries would look very different.
The new Director-General can provide the mood music at a time when trade is a weapon of choice.