Global dissatisfaction with democracy has risen over the last quarter of a century - but 'islands of contentment' remain.
Of the 180 countries surveyed by Transparency International, 22 have improved – but there's work to be done.
Technology is changing the way we live and work; the way we govern needs to change too.
Two EU presidents attended Davos to talk about the future of Europe and the world. But what do they and their institutions do?
Multilateralism has broken down. The causes for this – and their solutions – call for some fundamental re-evaluation of values and institutions, argues Amrita Narlikar
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said climate change won't kill the planet, but it could kill humankind, one of the highlights from Day 3 at Davos 2020.
Read an extract from Shashi Tharoor and Samir Saran's latest book.
Geopolitics is in flux, writes Børge Brende, and so we have an opportunity to steer the world towards cooperation, not competition.
Climate change has risen up the Security Council's agenda in recent years. Its members' stances often mirror their other geopolitical aims - but consensus is building.
Thanks to the internet, more women are benefitting from global trade.
The 2020 event will convene nearly 3,000 participants from 117 countries, including 53 heads of state.
Global Risk Report 2020 highlights how powerful economic, demographic, and technological forces are shaping a new balance of power.











