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• Interest rates likely to return towards pre-pandemic levels when inflation is tamed
• Heart shape may be a sign of cardiac disease risk
• Ocean surface temperatures reach record high
• Stressed out teachers are less satisfied at work
• The US is hoping to boost EV demand with new emissions rules
• Brain training probably doesn’t help ADHD – new study
• 4 ways AI is helping humans make informed decisions
• Have we reached peak fossil fuel? These charts show how 2023 could be a new era for power
• How global leaders can kickstart green investment at the World Bank Spring Meetings
• How youth are driving the circular economy transition across the world
• How 'Operation Cookie Monster' took down a major dark web marketplace
• Owning houseplants can boost your mental health – here’s how to pick the right one
• What are the biggest health problems facing hospital staff today?
• Daphne du Maurier’s The Birds predicted environmental crisis 70 years ago
• For first time, women represented in all parliaments of the world
• English language pushes everyone – even AI chatbots – to improve by adding
• NASA names woman, Black astronauts to Artemis II crew in lunar first. A new first in diversity for the moon landings
• EU farms: 5.3 million fewer in 2020 than in 2005
• Scientists have invented a method to break down 'forever chemicals' in our drinking water. Here’s how
• The US invests $5 billion in new coronavirus vaccines, plus the other health stories you need to know about
• Do you have ‘diversity fatigue’? Here are 5 ways for businesses to get out of their DEI slump
• Domestic chores could be done by robots 40% of the time within a decade - new study
• What centring Indigenous knowledge really means when it comes to nature-based solutions
• Europe needs a green skills revolution to fully harness solar and wind
• Why government-backed R&D pays for itself in tech, jobs and sustainability
• How to leverage your skills in the post-knowledge AI economy
• High and rising hay fever in Japan may now have a solution
• Where have all the songbirds gone?
• Disney drops metaverse division, EU seeks rules for virtual worlds, and other metaverse stories you need to read this month
• World Health Day: Here’s how AI and digital health are shaping the future of healthcare
• Nike unveils period-conscious England women's kit with blue shorts
• Here's where energy-related CO2 emissions come from in the US
• Here's why shedding pounds is good for your heart - even if you regain the weight later
• Candida auris: What you need to know about the deadly fungus spreading through US hospitals
• Charted: There are more mobile phones than people in the world
• Should sustainability teams report directly to the CEO?
• The UK’s new climate plan goes big on carbon capture - and fossil fuels
• Eradicating extreme poverty by 2050?
• What is the Great Blue Wall Initiative?
• Showing people the effects of the climate emergency fails to shift attitudes, study finds
• This is the AI balancing act: between its huge potential and growing emissions
• How to follow the Growth Summit 2023
• Charted: The rising prevalence of autism in the US
• What is a climate disadvantaged community? Many NYC neighbourhoods to receive climate funds
• Mental health days: Why they're so important for employee health
• Which US states are buying the most electric cars?
• Animal-free offerings are down, but not out
• How a night of poor sleep can affect your next day at work – and 4 ways to function better
• Unconscious bias continues to hold back women in medicine, but research shows how to fight it
• 3D printing will transform architecture forever - here's how
• Accelerating action on Africa’s health agenda: Here's everything you need to know
• Growth Summit 2023: Here's what to expect
• Government spending on clean energy is ramping up globally. Here’s why it matters
• These refill innovations are stemming the flood of single-use plastics
• Soft power, hard choices: Science diplomacy and the race for solutions
• A World Health Day lesson: Oral health is key to overall health and wellbeing
• Everyone, everywhere, all at once – the only way to address the climate emergency
• Here’s what the mixed economic messages mean for business
• Why illegal fishing must be stamped out on environmental and humanitarian grounds
• What is the role of the chief transformation officer?
• Investments in renewable energies must quadruple to meet climate target - IRENA
• What is optionality and how can it help companies during a recession?
• US banking industry shifts from crisis management to addressing growth challenges
• This is the key to staving off dementia, according to an MIT neuroscientist
• Here's why exercise is such a good tool in treating depression
• As oceans warm, these species edge closer to extinction: Study
• Tropical forest regeneration offsets just a fraction of deforestation emissions. Here's why
• World Health Day: 8 trends shaping global healthcare
• Does the potential for corruption in the mining sector threaten a just energy transition?
• The United Kingdom is set to join the trans-Pacific free trade pact. Here's what you need to know
• How one novel treatment can tackle dangerous, 'hard-to-kill' bacteria
• Scientists develop a robot to maintain plants grown under solar panels
• How rural entrepreneurs are driving agritech adoption
• Is this the end of the remote work era?
• Here's how deforestation is raising the risk of wildfires in Borneo
• Solving the sustainability careers and connection crisis
• Where remote jobs are growing fastest - 4 charts show the locations and sectors 
• Music could be the medicine we need for our mental and physical health
• This is what happens when a bank shuts its doors
• Looking to establish a biotech ecosystem? Here’s what you can learn from Serbia
• Blended finance: How setting up a financial intermediary can accelerate sustainable development
• Q&A with Jen Fisher: The rise of the ‘Chief Well-being Officer’ and why it matters
• Here's why it's so important to receive praise from your boss
• Here's what you need to know about positive climate tipping points
• Here's how concrete can be turned into an effective carbon sink, according to MIT researchers
• Study suggests raising the minimum wage actually benefits small businesses
• Cherry blossom patterns are shifting
• EU reaches deal on higher renewable energy share, oil prices jump, and the other energy stories you need to read this week
• This Asian nation will give families $770 a month for one year to have a baby
• Here's what the fallout from the banking crisis could look like
• World Bank warns of 'lost decade' in global growth without bold policy shifts
• The energy transition moonshot: 4 CEOs explain innovations that will transform our world
• EU countries approve 2035 phaseout of CO2-emitting cars, and the other nature and climate news you need to read this week
• What are AT1 bonds and why do they matter?
• Diving into water restoration? What it takes to prime a project
• This EU law will require all new cars sold to have zero CO2 emissions from 2035
• Here's how sea level rise is threatening even the most prepared countries
• More than half of Australia's shallow reef species in decline as oceans warm
• What are the most popular hobbies among retirees?
• This is the role the services sector can play in transforming economies
• What if most of our beliefs about poverty are wrong?
• AI leaders call for pause in systems training, plus other AI stories to read this month
• Why data integrity matters for net-zero and nature-positive
• 4 ways to ensure the future of aquaculture is sustainable
• Recession risks re-ignited by banking crisis, World Bank warns of 'lost decade' of growth, and other economy stories you need to read this week
• Strategising cybersecurity: Why a risk-based approach is key
• Will a global recession accelerate geopolitical fragmentation?
• 3 ways executives can strengthen company culture in a hybrid workplace
• This energy efficient robot can crawl like a caterpillar
• Charted: Here's what's driving the digital media revolution
• Charted: The impact of streaming on the music industry
• Here's what your work style preference says about you
• Don't like Mondays? Here's how to take the stress out of weekdays
• Superglue can be turned into a recyclable, cheap, oil-free plastic alternative - here's how
• Latin America has become a leading exporter of these 2 hugely popular products
• How we create an international framework for privacy-preserving digital ID
• Just-in-time cash transfers make vulnerable communities resilient to climate shocks
• Could a new 3D-printing technique help improve and personalize neurosurgery?
• Here's why education systems need to start taking a 'skills-first' approach
• Malnutrition in women and girls has soared 25% in crisis-hit countries
• Carbon finance can support sustainable farming in Africa - here's how
• Ocean currents drive climate patterns - so what happens when they speed up?
• Green subsidy race? 5 experts explain what to expect
• Recycling increased by 152% at these London flats - here's how
• Britain's wild woods are under threat. What can be done to protect them?
• Soaring interest rates contributed to recent bank failures – and there could be more to come
• Understanding the impact of COVID-19 supply disruptions on exporters in global value chains
• How innovative manufacturing solutions can help fix global supply chains
• This new tool will help reinforce trust in central banks, says the IMF
• Plastic fibres are stunting growth in mussels by more than a third - here's why that matters
• The chemical industry’s overlooked role ushering in the low-carbon economy
• How plastic credits could tackle the social impacts of climate change
• Zero Waste Day highlights vital individual, local and regional actions
• Are we acting fast enough on antimicrobial resistance?
• ‘FYI’: The most annoying corporate jargon, rated
• As generative AI gains pace, industry leaders explain how to make it a force for good
• Industry strategy: 5 potential inflexion points on the radar of Chief Strategy Officers
• Beyond the UN Water Conference: How to transform promises into progress?
• How tracking changes in the cost of capital can accelerate investment in low-carbon energy
• Human bird flu vaccines under development, plus the other health stories you need to know about
• Can the plastics industry be 100% sustainable? This study thinks so
• Here are 8 ways the world can tackle water scarcity
• What is systemic risk and how does it lead to a banking crisis?
• Charted: The link between unemployment and recessions
• How Ramadan is going 'green' - and why sustainability is part of Islamic tradition
• Here's how you can make your own air-quality monitor to measure pollution
• Right to repair: Here's how the EU is looking to make goods last longer and reduce waste
• Here's what the age of AI means for the world, according to Bill Gates
• 5 ways investors can create value through organizational resilience
• Will spring wage talks be the catalyst for Japan's economy?
• How health platforms can improve healthcare in the Global South
• Are 'finfluencers' the future of financial advice?
• Black women lack access to VC funding. Here's what we can do
• Here's how nature-based solutions are cleaning up cities around the world
• Spain might introduce a cabinet gender equality law. What would that mean?
• The outsize benefits of school health and nutrition programmes
• The world is facing a looming water crisis says UN, and the other environment stories you need to read this week
• UN High Seas Treaty: Why we need a global dialogue on the ocean
• Worldwide renewable energy capacity rises 10% in 2022: What you need to know about the global energy transition this week
• The golden age of AI: Why ChatGPT is just the start
• UN Water Conference: How 'aquapreneurs' are innovating to solve the water crisis
• Here are 5 factors to consider while selecting a financial advisor
• Guest post: How the energy crisis is boosting heat pumps in Europe
• How the pandemic accelerated digital transformation in advanced economies
• Here's how managers choose workers for unpaid work, according to research
• Charted: Here's where people don't have access to safe drinking water
• What is ‘plasticosis’ and how is it affecting seabirds?
• What is a country's current account balance, and is a deficit good or bad for its economy?
• How to fix America’s broken housing market
• UN 2023 Water Conference: 3 ways to speed progress for water by 2030
• The trilemma facing the energy industry and how it's dealing with it 
• Meet the 16 innovators that are leading the charge on circular transformation
• Satellite-enabled apps can improve agriculture from space. Here's how
• 'Exceptional' surge in methane emissions from wetlands worries scientists
• Teachers and technology – together – improve student learning
• The enormous opportunity of e-waste recycling
• Charted: These countries consider happiness and fulfilment very important
• How to find a return to work programme after a career break
• What is participation income and how can it help communities fight climate change?
• 4 ways to protect your small business from a banking crisis
• Here's how caring for your clothes better can save you money and help the environment
• JUICE: What to know about the ESA's mission to explore Jupiter's icy moons
• Let's talk about 'regenerative business' not sustainability
• Climate change: 5 charts from the IPCC report that show why every increment of warming matters
• Manufacturing is the most targeted sector by cyberattacks. Here's why increased security matters
• 10 entrepreneurs on what inspired them to tackle water insecurity
• Our relationship with water is political, says this climate scientist
• How to mitigate the effects of climate change on global food security
• The International Booker Prize 2023 has a winner. Here's a summary of the book - and all the others on the longlist
• Charted: The happiest countries in the world
• You're going to need coding in your sustainability career
• Investors reduce global portfolio asset holdings amid heightened uncertainty, says IMF
• Here's how to get older adults exercising
• The pandemic made us nicer – and the change might be lasting
• Interactive cinema: How films could alter plotlines in real time by responding to viewers’ emotions
• Here's how air pollution increases COVID risk
• Could a problem with the brain's energy supply be a cause of Alzheimer's disease?
• Polar regions are our insurance policy against runaway climate change. Here's why
• Why data is key to protecting kids online and ensuring the digital future we deserve
• H5N1 bird flu: What you need to know about the latest outbreak
• How cities can encourage EV adoption
• Why we need an 'everything, everywhere, all at once' approach for financing nature
• This is what needs to happen at the UN Water Conference, according to experts
• Machine learning can tackle plastic pollution - here's how
• Building a connected Africa: The path to a single digital market and a prosperous future
• Global freshwater demand will exceed supply 40% by 2030, experts warn
• 5 ways the world can reduce emissions from global transport systems
• Want to live longer? These 5 sleeping habits are the way to do it, scientists say
• Q&A: How the EU wants to race to net-zero with ‘Green Deal Industrial Plan’
• Charted: Where people are working beyond 65
• What is a rolling recession? And are we in one right now?
• What you need to know about international trade this month
• US raises interest rates, UBS takes over Credit Suisse, and other economy stories you need to read this week
• 3 ways intelligent cars can positively impact our daily mobility
• Why brands must make reusable packaging a commercial priority
• Why we need to care about responsible AI in the age of the algorithm
• The US launches National Cybersecurity Strategy and other  cybersecurity news to know this month
• Could the metaverse help predict and produce movie blockbusters?
• Arctic sea ice maximum extent is fifth lowest on record
• Here's how to have more fruitful brainstorming sessions
• Here's how art can inspire action on tackling the climate crisis
• 7 ways to be happier and less stressed at work
• These robots can seamlessly shift from walking to swimming
• What are 'returnships' and how can the job market benefit?
• Here's which countries are fearful of AI
• What is a bank run? And why does confidence matter for a bank?
• Esports are being taught in schools. Could they give students useful workplace skills?
• Could regulation technology - or 'reg-tech' - avert banking failures? This entrepreneur thinks so
• Climate change: The IPCC just published its summary of 5 years of reports – here’s what you need to know
• Rising bottled water use signals threat to UN water goal, and other environment stories you need to read this week
• This is why (and how) banks are regulated
• On International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, here are 10 pathways to progress for any organization
• Data breaches are increasing at a rapid speed. Here’s what can be done
• Here's how central banks have used gold in the last 30 years
• Here's what wind power generation looks like in the US
• Using AI to search the web – here's what you need to know
• Here's why your biological age is a better health indicator than your actual age
• Which countries' students are getting most involved in STEM?
• Here's how Americans think AI will help the world
• Europe's last 'wild river' is now a protected national park
• Factbox: Why is Cyclone Freddy a record-breaking storm?
• Representation matters, but it's knowledge input that really matters
• Explainer: What is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination?
• The EU unveils plans to boost its shift to green energy: Here's what you need to know about the global energy transition this week
• How cyber risk ratings can support better cyber reliance and regulatory compliance
• How major sporting events are boosting Middle East economies
• Biology and data science are on a collision course. Here’s what you need to know
• World TB Day: Here's how we can end tuberculosis for good
• Housing prices have fallen the most in these countries
• Regrowth of degraded tropical forests offsets ‘a quarter’ of deforestation emissions
• Here's how companies can support working fathers and narrow the gender gap at the same time
• Here's why a 'one size fits all' approach doesn't work when treating depression
• 5 ways women can use pay transparency to negotiate a raise
• Want an EV but concerned about range? New study matches drivers' needs with vehicles
• Circular economy in action: 9 examples of businesses and policy-makers accelerating the transition
• Why we can’t meet the SDGs without ending the digital divide
• IEA: More than a third of the world’s electricity will come from renewables in 2025
• Banking crisis: 5 pieces of financial jargon, explained
• Why we can't ignore green hydrogen in the clean energy mix
• Tech for good: What it means and how we can deliver on it
• Why industry collaboration is necessary for a sustainable future
• How much do investors care about carbon emissions? A new study sheds light
• Food waste makes up ‘half’ of global food system emissions
• Climate resilience: Is the UK ready for the impacts of global warming?
• Here's why mussels are vital to a healthy coastal ecosystem
• Here's how China is dealing with its rapidly ageing population
• This is how green businesses can scale up during these uncertain times
• Here's how the world monitors natural disasters and environmental changes
• Here's how international law can protect people fleeing environmental disaster
• Charted: The auto loan crisis of America
• Ignore the hype that we’ll all live in the metaverse. Let’s use virtual reality, but hardly at all
• World Water Day: These innovators are improving access to clean water
• Designing innovations for the circular economy 
• How to fill the sustainability gap in emerging markets and why it matters
• New study reveals link between air pollution exposure in young adults and long COVID symptoms
• Charted: How international travel bounced back strongly in 2022
• How a women's cooperative in India is helping accelerate empowerment
• Here's what the research says about workplace friendships
• What is a 'balance pledge' and how can it help your company?
• Charted: Where does the US lithium battery supply come from?
• Charted: The key countries that trade in global plastic waste
• Global food crisis may persist, with prices still elevated after year of war
• Here's how the Inflation Reduction Act is impacting green job creation
• What is sustainable cooling and how can it help tackle the climate crisis?
• Why heat is a challenge in the fight against climate change, and what we can do about it
• From macroeconomics to opera: Here’s the Young Global Leaders Class of 2023
• These outdated mindsets and regulations are holding back urban mobility: Experts
• Introducing the new class of YGL Aliko Dangote Fellows
• Systems mapping can facilitate the collective and shared understanding of complex problems
• Metaverse requires regulatory scrutiny, EU competition chief says, and other metaverse stories you need to read this month
• Why the role of crypto is huge in the Ukraine war
• Fears of a global banking crisis, and other economy stories you need to read this week
• Over half the world's population could be overweight by 2035, plus other health stories you need to read this week
• Just a little exercise can lower breast cancer risk
• 5 ways to repair trust at work once it’s broken
• What's going to happen next with interest rates – and what does it mean for you?
• This statistic shows why equitable vaccine rollout is so important
• Gen Zers are bookworms but say they're shunning e-books because of eye strain, digital detoxing and their love for libraries
• How can we close the remaining disparities in girls’ education and women’s labour market participation?
• 5 tips for women to negotiate a higher salary
• London’s low emissions zone has reduced pollution levels by more than a quarter, new study finds
• Impact investors are now looking at India as a compelling opportunity. Here's why.
• How technology can help address the world’s water security crises
• What is the UN 2023 Water Conference and why is it so important? Two experts explain
• 8 ways the circular economy will transform how business is done
• Europe experiences one of its warmest ever winters, and the other climate crisis stories you need to read this week
• Poverty and infectious disease come together far too often — the solution could be data-driven
• Looking to COP28: How Israeli climate tech can help meet UN SDGs
• Women are a mainstay of fishing in West Africa. But they get a raw deal
• Affordable childcare is possible — and access to it would benefit us all
• Gen Z is bringing the optimism on gender equity. Companies need to keep up
• 5 climate change books to read in National Reading Month
• Rainforests pump water round the tropics – but the pulse of this heart is weakening
• Why is seaweed an underrated resource against climate change?
• How has the pandemic impacted mental health in the US?
• Cutting pollution could slow the spread of superbugs
• Young Global Leaders are needed now more than ever. Here's why
• Indonesia encourages oil and gas companies to develop carbon storage: Here's what you need to know about the global energy transition this week
• Art and technology together can help tackle urban mental health
• How flexible transport helped save lives and provide support in Ukraine
• How 'water for all' is good for business, not just a moral imperative
• Airports of Tomorrow: from passenger hubs to energy hubs
• The world’s leading COVID-19 tracker is closing down – here's why
• Is ‘springing forward’ bad for your health?
• Red tide returns to Florida beaches earlier and stronger than normal
• High Seas Treaty: UN member states seal historic deal to protect international waters
• Only 14 countries have full equal rights for women
• Why this penguin paradise deserves a bigger marine park
• Bushfire smoke eats up the ozone protecting us from dangerous radiation. The damage will increase as the world heats up
• 1 in 7 cars sold globally now is electric
• This is how we can make buildings earthquake-proof
• A record share of US electricity comes from zero-carbon sources - but more work is needed 
• Globalization has rallied and is even working better - new report
• Can businesses help build trustworthy and accurate generative AI?
• We must tackle global risks in an integrated way – here’s how
• Towards actionable governance on trustworthy AI
• How to promote the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Latin America
• Treasurers can help to lower emissions and build resilient supply chains. Here’s how
• These are the UN's 7 priorities for 2023, according to Secretary-General António Guterres
• International Women’s Day: Role models to watch in 2023
• Why it's time to get your board to take the quantum threat seriously
• We need a new Bretton Woods moment, says António Guterres. What was the original Bretton Woods and what did it achieve?
• Lost in the metaverse? How digital anthropology can help leaders navigate uncertain futures
• What are the origins of International Women’s Day?
• Here's what the US labour market looks like right now
• Peoples' impulses to share news on social media fuels misinformation, says MIT study
• The 4 key steps to becoming a CEO
• Analysis: UK emissions fall 3.4% in 2022 as coal use drops to lowest level since 1757
• Jobs and pay for women haven't changed much in 20 years, says the ILO
• Charted: Crypto popularity across the EU
• Here's how your sleep affects your immune system
• Three steps towards building the climate tech talent pool
• 7 ways we can nurture the next generation of women leaders
• 3 strategies that can future-proof the global food system
• How 'dark tourism' can pass on the lessons of past tragedies
• Why improving women’s health must become a social and national priority
• What exactly does it take for a volunteer organization to succeed?
• Meet the Young Global Leaders Class of 2023
• Gender parity is essential for economic recovery: These five investments will quicken the pace
• IWD23: 8 charts that show progress towards the SDGs from a gender perspective
• What can ChatGPT teach us about economics?
• This is why 'polycrisis' is a useful way of looking at the world right now
• This is how bringing your cultural identity to work can lead to more inclusivity
• How can companies manage the increase in cyberthreats?
• Skilled immigration, task allocation and the innovation of firms
• How can you spot microplastics from space?
• Extreme wildfires are turning the world’s largest forest ecosystem from carbon sink into net-emitter
• Are you a shark or a teddy? How understanding conflict styles can help you overcome fights with friends and family
• Women are now publishing more books than men - and it's good for business
• No more excuses: Guterres calls for ‘revolution of support’ to aid world’s least developed countries
• The US has announced its National Cybersecurity Strategy: Here’s what you need to know
• Redrawing the solar power global map with regional supply chains
• Small businesses are key to a more sustainable and inclusive world. Here's why
• Making the local global: how cities can have a positive impact on the climate
• 3 leadership principles to grow your company in difficult times
• These 8 start-ups are helping transform fast-growing cities for the future
• US interest rate rises may be on the way, China seeks 'stability', and other economy stories you need to read this week
• How to unlock women’s potential in the digital economy
• Why the High Seas Treaty is a breakthrough for the ocean and the planet
• How much faith can we have in backup plans for the climate?
• Four-day work week trial in Spain leads to healthier workers, less pollution
• 5 things you need to know about the world’s least developed countries
• Charted: The gender pay gap in the US has barely budged in two decades
• Charted: Here's how the accommodation sector can get to net zero
• Study finds that the ideal office space depends on an employee's personality
• Here's why cold-blooded animals are especially threatened by the climate crisis
• Astronomy is under threat by radio interference from satellites – here's what can be done about it
• Here's why women are leaving the tech industry - and what can be done about it
• A little bit of narcissism is normal and healthy – here’s how to tell when it becomes pathological
• Health equity for women and girls: Here's how to get there
• Why equity-based solutions are important for women in the workplace
• How to build education systems that empower girls in the classroom and beyond
• This is why microplastics should keep us up at night and what we can do about them
• How does your industry compare when it comes to the financial loss exposure of cyber threats?
• UN oceans treaty a 'historic moment', and the other climate crisis stories you need to read this week
• Scarcity doesn't mean the end for businesses – here's what they should do
• International Women’s Day: What’s the difference between equity and equality?
• In Africa’s free trade area, investment in pharmaceuticals means impact and profit
• What is the National AI Research Resource and what can it teach the world about next generation innovation?
• International Women's Day: 5 leaders on why we must focus on gender parity in times of crisis
• Making sense of the hydrogen rainbow
• Study finds evidence that tropical deforestation stops the rain
• Guest post: Can higher ambition in developed countries create ‘carbon space’ for others?
• ChatGPT could be an effective and affordable tutor
• Why the humble city bus is the key to improving US public transit
• How debit cards helped Indonesia’s poor get more food
• Women on banknotes remain rare
• 5 must-deliver skills for becoming a supply chain leader
• 4 ways inclusive innovation ecosystems can accelerate gender equality
• China rapidly expands wind power capacity: Here's what you need to know about the global energy transition this week
• Why women are key to ensuring the Great Green Wall flourishes
• 3 new and emerging jobs you can get hired for this year
• The poles are the ‘canaries in the coalmine’ of the climate crisis. Here’s why
• African Free Trade Area can herald $12 billion growth for the continent’s automotive industry
• How Meghalaya state's integrated approach is leading the way to universal health coverage in India
• The global internet kill switch
• The animal kingdom under fire
• One easy way to fight antibiotic resistance? Good hand hygiene
• Bile acids and gut microbes could potentially treat multiple sclerosis, according to new research in mice
• Joy is good for your body and your mind – 3 ways to feel it more often
• AI could make more work for us, instead of simplifying our lives
• The Antarctic ice sheet is melting. And this is bad news for humanity
• India's GDP growth outpaced China last quarter
• India's economy stutters, Eurozone inflation falls less than expected, and other economy stories you need to read this week
• Windsor Framework: How does the new post-Brexit trade deal work?
• 1 year on - the global impact of the war in Ukraine
• Bridging the gap: rethinking business and finance in wildlife conservation
• Africa's logistics sector set to deliver results as free trade agreement kicks in
• Rare diseases: how can we improve diagnosis and treatment?
• Here’s how AI is helping Africa’s endangered elephants
• What do green subsidies mean for the future of climate and trade?
• 7 trends that could shape the future of cybersecurity in 2030
• Plant and animal species that adapt quickly to city life are more likely to survive
• What is Web3 and how could it change the internet?
• Eating disorders are deadly: What are they, who’s at risk, and what can be done about it?
• ChatGPT and cheating: 5 ways to change how students are graded
• La Niña is finishing an extremely unusual three-year cycle – here’s what it means for the climate
• 'Do the little things': Why St David’s advice is good for your mental health
• Black swans, gray rhinos and silver linings: Anticipating geopolitical risks (and openings)
• This is how a group of musicians in Bolivia are raising environmental awareness
• TB prevention and management post-COVID-19 - how to protect the vulnerable
• This is how war in Europe is disrupting fertilizer supplies and threatening global food security
• Here's what talks about a common currency for Latin America mean for globalization
• Preparing economies and societies for extreme heat
• What is artificial intelligence—and what is it not?
• ‘Weird’ winter weather and reminders of a warming planet 
• Why walkable urban areas are America’s efficient economic engines
• How Africa’s new Free Trade Area will turbocharge the continent’s agriculture industry
• How blockchain-driven humanitarianism can help people
• How to understand the carbon footprint of clean hydrogen
• The World Bank: How the development bank confronts today's crises
• This one simple technique can help you avoid online scams, new research says
• Teen girls are facing a mental health crisis – here's how we can help them
• Here's how Europe is becoming more digitally connected
• Charted: Here's how Americans are approaching healthy eating
• The war in Ukraine has caused energy crises in unexpected places - here's why
• Explained: What is 'spillover' and how can we stop it from starting the next pandemic?
• Cholera outbreaks are putting 1 billion people at risk, WHO says
• Charted: The rise of battery-only electric cars in the EU
• 6 things you need to know about AI this month
• Here's why a nature 'bath' can help city-dwellers recover from stress
• These animals and plants only exist in captivity – here's what needs to happen next
• Night skies are getting brighter and stars are being erased – here's what can be done
• Experts predicted a wheat shortage after Russia invaded Ukraine. Why didn't it happen?
• Charted: Here's how US goods and services have changed in price since 2000
• Italy faces new drought alert as Venice canals run dry
• Here's how inflation in the Eurozone could change in 2023
• This is your guide to Isobenefit Urbanism — the thinking behind the cities of the future
• Cambodia bird flu viruses identified, plus other health stories to read this week
• How to decarbonize concrete and build a better future
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