
Europe’s refugee crisis is making headlines, but Latin America’s is just as alarming
Latin America’s migration crisis is less talked about than others, but it raises just as many challenges.
Latin America’s migration crisis is less talked about than others, but it raises just as many challenges.
Robert J. Shiller, Professor of Economics at Yale University, explores the need for taxation of robots.
Bhaskar Chakravorti explores how companies can champion the SDGs.
Humankind must begin to rebuild the world's forests, says Justin Adams.
“Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink.” In these lines, Samuel Taylor Coleridge made a prescient point: while seawater is plentiful, people can survive only with fresh water. Th...
Global efforts to promote clean energy have turned a corner. But even with this success, the world is in for a lot of global warming.
Bhaskar Chakravorti looks at the lessons that can be learned by demonetization in India.
How close are we to having completely autonomous systems? How will autonomous vehicles and drones integrate in our lives? Will we allow "killer robots" to be developed?
Dambisa Moyo evaluates the risk of infectious diseases.
Michael Heise, Chief Economist of Allianz, evaluates President Trump's tax plan.
What is the real danger of cyber threats? How can individuals, businesses and governments prepare themselves appropriately in our increasingly digitized world? Which new technologies show...
“A Glimpse into the Future” is a podcast series that gives you access to ideas and insights of some of the world’s greatest experts.
Here's an answer to the question - Why do we work? Is working really important? Is it time we think again about what we expect from work and how should we go about it.
Bhaskar Chakravorti on 5 developments from 2016 that will continue to resonate in 2017.
“A Glimpse into the Future” is a podcast series that gives you access to the ideas and insights of some of the world’s greatest experts.














