Dos años después de los trastornos sin precedentes provocados por la pandemia, la empresa de sondeos Ipsos expone algunas cosas clave que hemos aprendido, con la salud mental pasando a un...
As the world reflects on more than two years of upheaval, research reveals some of key things learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.
メタバース： インターネット上の3D空間で過ごす時間が今後増加する、という考えを受け入れるにはまだ時間がかかる人々がいる一方で、産業界はすでに先を争ってメタバース空間を定義し、独自分野を開拓し、仮想不動産をわれ先に購入しています。
The metaverse and other emerging technologies are reshaping business. Top executives now say this is one of the biggest factors informing their thinking.
Could enset, a starchy crop known as the false banana, alleviate world hunger? Food insecurity is in focus after COVID-19 exacerbated famine and inequality.
La Unión Europea está estudiando las solicitudes de adhesión de Ucrania, Georgia y Moldavia tras la invasión rusa.
The European Union is reviewing membership requests from Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova following Russia's invasion.
Women still have far to go to close the gender gap, underscoring the importance of International Women's Day. Here’s how measurement and comparison can help.
While it’s long been known that exercise is good for our general wellbeing and health, new research shows it could also help fight off dementia.
But it paints a downbeat assessment of economic growth, given the ongoing pandemic and higher rates of inflation.
These six alternatives to traditional holiday gifts are all the work of UpLink entrepreneurs, whose ideas support and accelerate progress toward the United Nations’ Sustainable Developmen...
親世代よりも豊かな生活を送れると思いますか。 これは社会の経済的発展を測る指標の一つとして、以前から存在してきた問いです。世界中の若者は、自国の子どもたちは親世代よりも全体的に良い暮らしができるようになると考えていますが、豊かな国と貧しい国を比較するとその考えには、顕著な違いが見られます。
Economic pessimism among the youth is more likely in high-income countries, compared with middle- and low-income ones, the Changing Childhood Project showed.
COVID-19 is impacting brain health. Isolation and changing behavioral patterns during lockdown put brain health at risk. But eating better, exercise and puzzles can stem the decline.
With women and minority groups saying they often feel shut out in meetings, the shift to hybrid working offers a chance to change that, but not without risks to inclusion and advancement.
