For anyone fearing a relentless trade war between the world's two biggest economies, there was a glimmer of optimism on the eve of this year's Summer Davos: the leaders of China and the U...
When a country or a company makes a promise to reduce carbon emissions, respect fishing quotas or cut toxic output, how can we be sure they'll keep their word?
This column suggests that people often react by demanding trade protection when faced with shocks that generate unemployment, with the largest effects observed when it is caused by import...
Every company, government and individual, regardless of where they are based, is completely dependent on global value chains that seamlessly deliver goods and services around the world.
As Pride Month draws to a close, who better to champion than LGBTQI politicians, who are helping to highlight inequalities faced by the community
With the entire world's economy at a brink, the recovery of poorer countries has become less likely.
On a visit to a charity which supports LGBTQ+ young homeless people, Prince William said he worries about the persecution his children might face if they were gay.
As the global aviation industry continues to soar, a World Economic Forum initiative aims to speed up the passenger experience.
The trade stand-off between the US and China is having an impact in some surprising ways.
Democratic governments face two main challenges in trying to revive their post-World War II social contracts. They must ensure a strong and efficient social safety net for the digital age...
Unprecedented technological change, global warming, geopolitical uncertainties, rising inequality: major challenges facing the world, and some of the big themes that will be addressed at ...
Trust in governance is at an all-time low - and this is a problem. Here are three recommendations for policymakers to help build a more trustworthy - and trusted - governance framework fo...










