Why we need new rules and tools for cryptocurrencies
International and national action can close the legal loopholes that allow cryptocurrency crime to flourish, protecting investors and financial systems.
International and national action can close the legal loopholes that allow cryptocurrency crime to flourish, protecting investors and financial systems.
Clean air might soon be considered as a new global currency. The unequal distribution of air pollutants in marginalized communities means poor people breathe dirtier air.
Of the billion people around the world experiencing mental ill-health, more than 80% lack quality, affordable care. Philanthropy could help to change this
With global inequality widening and communities increasingly polarized, we must embrace our common humanity in order to heal society and move forward into a 'new economy'
China has a demographic and education gap in its future workforce owing to its aging population, low immigration and relative lack of high-skilled workers.
Scientists understand how people age now more than ever. Studies show that successful treatments to reverse or delay ageing are broadly beneficial.
Diversity in investment decisions is valued by private-market investors, yet the industry can do better when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Through the course of their work, scientists from around the world have made marine science more accessible to global audiences.
Sustainable finance is the practice of taking environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into account when making investment decisions.
Ending energy poverty in the world is a huge challange. Progress on SDG7 is nowhere near what is needed to meet its 2030 target.
In developing countries, net zero will require huge amounts of renewable energy investment. Here are 5 ways policy-makers can smooth the way for this much-needed finance.
Studies have shown that people who practice yoga have fewer symptoms of anxiety and stress, better sleep quality, stronger immune systems and good memory.
London Business School's Lynda Gratton believes hybrid working can make our work lives more purposeful, productive and flexible. Here's what you need to know.
The pandemic has taught us how important it is for scientists to work together. But there are still significant barriers to a culture of collaboration











