
A solution to migration and employment issues in Africa? Remote working
Remote working shows clear economic and societal benefits, and should be used as an alternative to physical, work-related migration.
Remote working shows clear economic and societal benefits, and should be used as an alternative to physical, work-related migration.
How far are we in developing intelligent robots that can live and operate safely among us? Will automation take our jobs, or help us do our jobs better? How do we design machines that can...
From wearable technologies to artificial intelligence, these five trends are defining the future of brain enhancement.
Forecasting population growth or decline is tricky, but German policymakers need to consider the impact of changing demographics on economic growth.
A jobless future may be a concern, but it's looking unlikely as long as we still have problems to solve, says Stephane Kasriel, CEO of Upwork.
Leaders around the world can no longer ignore demands for radical change, argues Ngaire Woods.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution can transform our ability to understand what’s happening in the oceans, and to manage it.
Elaine Bowers Coventry looks at four ways retailers and CPGs can set their industries on a path for success in the 'Golden Age of the Consumer'.
What are the biggest challenges in healthcare today? What does a human-centric health system look like? How will digital technologies, big data and precision medicine change the way we ar...
Our current healthcare systems are not sustainable. What should we replace them with?
From the root causes to the most recent treatment options.
Globe-trotting baby boomers will remain a critical demographic for the global tourism industry for years to come.
Most people are unaware of the tremendous progress that development aid has enabled, with misperceptions reinforcing a pessimistic narrative.
Latin America is one of the most violent regions in the world. Prisons and police have done nothing to change that.
Germany is not preoccupied with Brexit, and business interests will not hold sway, writes Katinka Barysch.














