The war in Ukraine has forced Europe to rethink its energy strategy. At this critical moment in the energy transition, how can we ensure emerging markets aren't left behind?
Boards and the businesses they oversee have a responsibility to ensure human rights are upheld. The Forum's Guidance Note for Boards will help them do that.
Young people are feeling overwhelmed by climate change and lack agency to take action, a survey finds. Two experts provide tips for bolstering self belief.
The rising scourge of youth mental health problems as well as the increasing pace of innovation offers prime opportunity to evolve cutting edge solutions.
A diverse and inclusive work culture attracts and retains the best talent. Here's why private companies need to do better on sustainability and inclusion.
The decline of independent media has been shown to accelerate democratic backsliding the world over. More strategic use of data could help save local news.
The world generated a record 53.6 metric tonnes of electronic waste or 'e-waste' in 2019, and the figure is rising. We should look to Africa for solutions.
Over 6,000 scientists have fled Ukraine since the war began and many are risking their lives by remaining. These scholars at risk need immediate help.
Despite the official rhetoric that China will not change its zero-COVID policy stance, the government has been adjusting it at a regional level since 2021.
Singapore has a tried-and-tested attitude to innovation, and its plans to become a net-zero city are no different. Four case studies show how it works
A new survey shows that while attitudes are evolving towards mental health in India, the sector needs targeted investment to deal with it.
Science is key to building resilience and averting future crises — but that is only possible if policy-makers listen to and trust in both the science and the scientists.
Billions of connected devices are in use worldwide today, with smart home devices growing rapidly. Now a global consensus for baseline security is emerging
Maximizing the contribution of digitally-delivered services to the global economic recovery depends on curbing unwarranted policy uncertainty.
Supercomputers, AI and the metaverse will soon revolutionize our online and physical lives, prompting ethical and practical questions that demand answers.
