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• These are the most complex economies around the globe
• On climate change, failing to plan is planning to fail
• This is how South Korea is dealing with the dark side of its success-obsessed culture
• Bad debts are mounting up. Here’s how efficient markets can help
• We can stop plastic pollution at the design stage - here's how
• Why we need to start a new pro-vaccine movement
• This global coalition is helping secure a sustainable energy future
• How to give start-ups a head-start
• Freshwater lakes emit a dangerous amount of carbon – and it’s only going to get worse
• This is the best city in the world for start-ups
• This Scottish forest is both a home for wildlife and a boost for the local economy
• The Netherlands is tackling climate change by making floating solar farms
• This Japanese art principle can teach you to turn failures into success
• Is China the next frontier for the meatless industry?
• This super-fast 'light switch' could revolutionize self-driving cars and quantum technologies
• Most fish consumers support a ban on fishing endangered species, poll finds
• US cities hit record highs in LGBT+ protections, research shows
• This is how road networks determine traffic capacity
• These 3 innovative ideas could help the endangered Rhino survive
• Video games are transforming how we communicate with each other - and they could fix a range of other global issues too
• All the way to the top: Industrial policy, innovation, and sustained growth
• Two-thirds of young women in the UK identify as feminists, survey shows
• Are women under-represented in European economics?
• 5 key lessons from the new Arab uprisings
• The digital world is a dark, dangerous place for children - here's how we can change that
• In war-ravaged Kabul, women find peace in park picnics
• Europe's missing driver of economic growth
• Every year nearly 6 million people die in developing countries from low quality healthcare - this is how we help them
• How to achieve a quality, universal education  
• Technology companies have power. They must assume responsibility
• The electric scooter capital of the world
• This secret vault stores humanity’s most valuable knowledge – in case of an apocalypse
• Which megatrends will have the most impact on infrastructure by 2050? Have your say
• This is the economic and health value of national parks
• These are the UK's biggest trading partners
• Why it’s good to turn your colleagues into friends
• These four countries are the happiest in the European Union
• Millennials are the first UK 30-somethings to earn less than past generations
• Here’s what you need to know about Bangladesh’s rocketing economy
• New cell therapy reduced epilepsy and improved memory in mice after brain injury
• 35 years of arctic ice melting, in 125 seconds
• This is what 700 years of interest rates looks like in one chart
• We're running out of room in space
• Gabon’s fight to end illegal logging and protect national forests
• UK urged to give women right to know what male colleagues earn
• Women leaders driven offline and out of work by social media abuse
• Zimbabwe bets big on battery storage to deal with power cuts
• Carbon pricing will help New York state achieve a clean energy future
• This disease killed 60% of Europe's population, now it's back
• Scientists have invented holograms that you can see, hear and even feel
• Researchers use laughing gas to generate terahertz laser
• How do households prepare for inflation?
• Passwords should become a thing of the past. Here's why
• To retire at 65, American millennials need to save almost half their paycheck
• Could you answer to a robot boss?
• Remembering Bernard J. Tyson, trail-blazing champion of health care
• The European Investment Bank is going to stop funding fossil fuel projects by the end of 2021
• The world needs a grand coalition to tackle climate change
• How Iran is winning the war for the Middle East
• Another reason to celebrate the legalisation of gay marriage in Sweden and Denmark: the drop in suicide rates
• Here's how deepfake technology can actually be a good thing
• People want self-driving cars to share their personality
• The dry Amazon, protecting privacy in China and other top stories of the week
• How public private partnerships must evolve to create social impact
• The water where baby fish are outnumbered 7 to 1 by plastic
• The steel town that’s leading a sustainable revolution
• This university student created a plastic alternative out of fish waste
• 5 ways to swim, not sink as part of a 'liquid workforce'
• This wristband tells you what food to buy based on your DNA
• From Sesame Street to supersonic flight, 50th anniversaries are all the rage this year
• The 8 pieces of digital DNA we need to thrive in the AI age
• Climate change exposes young generations to life-long health harm
• This is how much it would cost to end gender-violence across the world 
• Severe droughts are putting Bangladeshi farm labourers out of work
• Mobile theatres in rural India are screening a child slavery film to raise awareness
• This is what nearly $14 trillion of household debt looks like
• We can completely transform our food systems to ensure everyone has a seat at the table - here's how
• This new 3D printing technique puts electronics into plastics 
• Thailand asks farmers not to grow off-season rice due to drought worries
• Kenya pledges to end female genital mutilation by 2022 
• Rivers are changing all the time, and it affects their capacity to contain floods
• Have economists solved this puzzle from the Great Recession?
• Bosses are beginning to understand the risks of 'toxic' workplaces, says new Time's Up CEO 
• Why ignoring women is costing financial services money
• How declining R&D efficiency can affect growth
• From Model T to EV: a short history of motor vehicle manufacturing
• This fascinating map shows how food moves around the US
• Bangladesh is using 5 million palm trees to stop deadly lightning strikes
• This is how New York plans to end its car culture
• This digital currency could build a more sustainable global economy
• How artificial intelligence is redefining the role of manager
• Japanese women are fighting for the right to wear glasses to the office
• This is how Africa is improving the state of women's sexual and reproductive health and rights
• This is the disease that some women in Soweto are saying is worse than HIV
• The economics of neutral countries during World War 2
• The aerodynamics of mosquito wings are inspiring quieter drones
• American millennials are unhealthier than ever
• This is the beneficial effect of sex-reassignment surgery early on in a transition
• The link between wage growth and inflation is weakening - this is why
• This is why India's start-up economy is booming
• Kolkata tackles pollution problem with public transport solutions
• How can digital technology tackle inequality?
• Why your next car is a bike
• As wildfires worsen, Californians harness tech for help
• Flying taxis could transform our cities if we set the right rules
• 3 reasons why Singapore is the smartest city in the world
• Meet Jaap Korteweg, the vegetarian butcher making kebabs out of animal-feed
• For a true circular economy, we must redefine waste
• How to push out of our comfort zones - an extract
• Spying on whales: an extract from Nick Pyenson's new book
• Happy employees are more productive, research shows
• Making the most of our 'extra time' - for ourselves and society
• This robot army can run, jump, duck and even backflip
• These are the countries that have made their climate commitments law
• Venice mayor declares disaster as annual flooding reaches critical levels
• Has Russia forged a new international security role?
• The robots of the future can do much more than work in factories - this is what they'll look like
• This is what’s happening to the Amazon, according to NASA
• This is the research supporting the economics of a four day work week
• Which countries use the most electricity?
• The Arctic is a ‘melting pot’ for a lethal virus killing marine mammals
• Why law enforcement and businesses need to join forces to fight global cybercrime
• This is what hurricanes and cybersecurity have in common
• Seoul is putting solar panels on all public buildings and 1 million homes
• How technological innovation can disrupt climate change
• This at-home test could change cervical cancer screening
• Multigenerational Workforce Can Help You Succeed. Here's How
• We learn best when we fail 15% of the time, according to a study
• Amsterdam has a bubble barrier to catch canal plastic
• This is how Estonia is growing its population
• We need to reconsider ethical and philosophical issues surrounding our digital identities
• More women are in tech than before, but its 'bro-gamer' culture is still alive
• This female English landscape artists saved thousands of lives in WWI
• The 'ideal diet' is too expensive for 1.6 billion people
• 4-Day Work Week Experiment Statistics You Need to Know
• These cost-effective policies could fix the housing market imbalance
• The truth behind science's relationship with plastic
• Existing Paris climate pledges commit sea level rise to ‘one metre by 2300’
• The world's ecosystems are at risk - this is what countries are doing to save them
• Facial recognition technology is stopping women from voting - this is how
• This is how productivity is defined in an economy
• How religions shape the environmental movement in Indonesia
• This is how Europe is paving the way for a sustainable, green future
• 4 ways sustainable sports are becoming a thing
• These are the world's best MBAs, according to The Economist
• Alibaba hits $23 billion sales in 9 hours for Singles' Day shopping
• Sydney is threatened for the first time as 'catastrophic' bush fires rage
• Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate deal is bad for US business. Here's why.
• Breathing new life into a rules-based system – a global strategy
• 5G networks: to slice or not to slice?
• This is how tax can be effective in raising revenue in developing nations
• This species of bird is benefiting from the effects of climate change
• This is why universities need strong strategic leadership
• The devastation of Australian bushfires in pictures
• Actor Emma Watson says she's 'self-partnered' in response to stigma around being single
• Lifting the lid on the value of a company’s human capital
• Social and economic inequality is rising in these countries
• How Indonesia's surfer girls are turning the tide on child marriage and teen pregnancy
• Why the cities of the future are 'cellular'
• This is why raising the minimum wage can help cities to thrive
• How is the Fourth Industrial Revolution changing our economy?
• How the Western Balkans can keep its economic momentum
• We must bridge the gap between technology and policymaking. Our future depends on it
• Bicycles are the unsung heroes of our streets - here's why
• If we win the climate war, empowering 8 billion minds and other top stories of the week
• A 'green interest rate?' Fed digs into climate change economics
• The rise of nationalism after the fall of the Berlin Wall
• South Korea plans to build the first hydrogen society by 2022
• 5 things we get wrong about young people, according to a US study
• This robot can conduct research in previously unexplored parts of the sea
• Meet the SistaazHood- South Africa's transgender voices fighting for recognition
• These measures stopped interest rates from falling even further
• 'Fake meat' is going to be worth $140 billion by 2030 - would you give it a try?
• 4 top tips to make flexible working work for everyone
• New York is getting a new voting system. Here's what it might mean
• This Croatian city is struggling with overtourism. Is Game Of Thrones to blame?
• Lack of opportunity isn't the problem - inequality is
• This is why coral reefs are so vital for the planet
• 5 things to know about the Western Balkans
• 5 facts about the world's biggest oil firm, Saudi Aramco
• This iconic filmstar will star in a new movie - from beyond the grave
• Are meditation apps promoting true Buddhist mindfulness?
• The water crisis in Egypt, and the reasons behind it
• How tech can help businesses balance profit and purpose
• These four leadership mindsets are driving the new economy
• This new technology is helping tackle deforestation
• From shuttles to pods: This could be the future of public transport
• Make no mistake: the purpose of business is to serve society
• Google is encouraging startups to work on creating sustainable products
• Rising temperatures are just the tip of the climate change iceberg
• This 'RoboBee' is powered by soft artificial muscles
• This clever technique helps robots identify and differentiate objects
• How economics can help with kidney donations
• Climate change is fuelling a decline in rice crop production in major growing regions
• German health minister submits law banning conversion therapy
• Lifting the lid on policy decisions across Africa
• This is what you need to know about the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership
• Pushing for tax fairness in a digital world
• Illegal fishing plagues the Pacific Ocean. Here's how to end it
• 5 times people predicted the future and got it really wrong
• These are some of the world's smallest objects, magnified
• Italy to make climate change study compulsory in schools
• Plants will make future river flooding way worse
• This is why women in management positions are facing discrimination
• Kenya wants to tackle illegal logging and fishing by issuing smart ID cards
• Kenya and South Africa still lag behind on gender equality in education
• Scientists think this is the main reason why global homicide rates have fallen
• Everything you need to know about ecological economics
• Microsoft Japan introduced a four day workweek and the benefits went far beyond a long weekend
• Can the euro be reformed via a pragmatic approach?
• How businesses bounce back after conflicts: lessons from Côte d'Ivoire
• The best cure for aging? Stay active
• Here's how drones are being used to stop the spread of tropical diseases
• We've stopped eating together. This is why that's a bad thing
• These are the most popular photo spots in the “Instagram wonderland” city
• Measuring the global informal economy
• Banning out-of-hour emails could spike work stress, research finds
• Why skills are keeping CEOs awake at night
• These countries have the most nuclear reactors
• If you want to live longer and healthier, this is why you should run
• The US has begun the year-long process to withdraw from the Paris Agreement
• Why talking with the enemy makes good strategic sense
• YouTubers are teaming up to plant 20 million trees
• 5 top stories from our #GFC19 meeting
• Balance feedback takes two-legged robots' precision to a new level
• This is how the internet influences government policy
• Cases of drug-resistant typhoid fever are on the rise. This is why we should worry
• Here's why no country is prepared for the wide range of global threats facing us today
• How Costa Rica’s environment minister talks to his daughter about climate change
• Kenya's loosening of gender roles is helping to fight climate change - this is how
• We are closer than ever to eradicating polio
• 5 things you may not know about Dubai
• The great wealth tax debate
• This watchmaker uses mushrooms to make leather watches
• New Delhi imposes a temporary ban on odd-numbered vehicles in the city
• Offshore wind industry set to reach $1 trillion mark by 2040, experts say
• These are the mental health struggles of a social entrepreneur
• These are the perks that matter most to employees
• Why the world needs systems leadership, not selfish leadership
• The right way to finance disaster recovery
• Has monetary policy reached its limits?
• A female British street artist is igniting a debate about gender equality
• Carbon emissions from tropical forest loss underestimated, scientists say
• Shipping industry looks for an alternative marine fuel in its bid to go green
• The dark side of Diwali, festival of lights
• Singer John Legend updates Christmas classic for #MeToo era: 'It's your body, and your choice'
• The top soft skill, the circular economy in 2030 and other top stories of the week
• Female doctors are good for your health, but they experience a gender pay gap, discrimination, burnout and depression
• UK set to see the coldest, greenest and most digital snap election in history
• This air taxi uses 5G to ‘see’ around corners
• From start-up to scale: This is how governments can accelerate innovation and build inclusive economies
• From fishing village to futuristic metropolis: Dubai’s remarkable transformation
• Watch this 3D printer make a boat in world record speed, at record size 
• This is how California is using goats to tackle deadly fires
• Sudan needs urgent outside help to deliver peaceful power-sharing. Here’s why
• This video game world shows a dystopian future where we fail to stop climate change
• How to build a fairer gig economy in 4 steps
• We need to predict human-machine errors before they happen – here's how
• World’s highest spring clean operation in Everest turned up 10 tonnes of trash
• Chameleons’ speedy tongues inspired faster robots
• Protected nature reserves are still threatened by humans in 150 countries
• As Dubai switches on its first 5G, what is all the fuss about?
• Industrial policy plays a key role in economic development – and we must prioritise it
• This is how you can have an uninterrupted, healthy sleep
• Why good cybersecurity in business is everyone’s responsibility
• This VR game can create realistic touch, heat and smell
• How volcanoes can teach us a thing or two about renewable energy
• Unpredictable weather is wreaking havoc in this country - but what's to blame?
• The World Economic Forum's #GFC19 meeting explained in 5 questions
• China is waking up to data protection and privacy. Here's why that matters
• This Japanese concept will help you see the world – and learn – in a different way
• 5 things you might not know about Leonardo da Vinci
• How small cities are luring tech jobs away from metropolises
• Are Halloween pumpkins a problem for the planet?
• How millennials’ relationship with their phones is changing the economy
• Here's some good news about young women in the U.S.
• This is the staggering cost of California's wildfires
• Prisoners in Italy are earning up to 40,000 euros by making wine
• Learning from failure might not be as good as learning from success
• The majority of people at risk from sea level rise live in just 8 countries - and they're all in Asia
• The 9-to-5 is dying - and this is the concerning effect it's having on us
• What the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi means for ISIS in Syria
• Why trade wars have no winners
• Ban plastic cigarette filters to help save the planet, say scientists
• Latin America's suburban cycling craze
• This is the crippling cost of cybercrime on corporations
• This is how we can empower 8 billion minds by 2030
• How do we end ocean plastic pollution? Go to the source of the problem – dirty rivers
• Too much of our drinking water is reliant on centuries-old infrastructure
• From firefighting to field analysis, drones are helping us curb climate change
• Bogota elects first woman mayor in Colombia regional vote
• These are the world's best universities for recycling and sustainability
• This UK scheme wants girls to fill their social media feeds with positive role models
• Wealthy nations promise $9.8 billion to help poorer nations adapt to climate change
• Europe divided: 30 years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall
• Economics is missing some key data – here’s how we can plug the gaps
• Abu Dhabi is investing $250 million in tech start-ups
• Here's how a circular economy could change the world by 2030
• This is what 2030 could look like if we win the war on climate change
• How two colossal Assyrian icons were recreated using digital tech
• 5 ways to reduce single-use plastic in the Middle East
• What if we get things right? Visions for 2030
• When it comes to gender equality, banks need to walk their talk
• How can we nudge companies to be more socially responsible?
• Here's how the internet is going to reshape the next 50 years, according to experts
• Are 'cobots' the future of work?
• Dubai has taken 3D printing to a whole new level - literally
• Have a little faith: The places where religion matters most
• List of top research universities by funding
• Which countries tax their citizens the most?
• Can Argentina's new president save the country's economy?
• Heart attacks and strokes are more common on high pollution days, data shows
• Scientists now think air pollution is fuelling violent crime
• This new initiative aims to make cybercrime harder - and riskier - to commit
• These are the top 10 countries for pandemic preparedness
• How many websites do you think exist? Your guess won't come close
• Kenya's new high-tech plan to protecting its environment
• This new city near Dubai is aiming to be 'net-zero'
• Need to upgrade your wardrobe? This AI can help you
• The next flying robot could be inspired by the humble fly – here’s how
• Brexit uncertainty is taking a toll on the British economy
• As the climate changes, architects and engineers need to design buildings differently
• 4 ways to build businesses that work for good, right now
• These African women are driving the continent’s tourism industry – but they need support
• Why the new Governor of the Bank of England will shape the future role of central banks everywhere
• This is what happens when cities ban cars from the roads
• Child marriage in North Africa: still a lot to be done
• These American cities are banning new drive-throughs to halt climate change
• Here's how the EU is doing on gender equality
• How should cities prepare for self-driving cars? Here's a roadmap
• This is how humans have affected whale populations over the years
• 8 key challenges to the future of Russian–African relations
• There are 3 barriers blocking good menstrual hygiene for all women. Here's how we overcome them
• This 3D printing breakthrough could boost humanity’s exploration of the solar system
• Ethiopia's economy is the fastest growing in Africa - this is the reason why
• We need to ensure that male sports figures have access to fair parental leave
• The role of monetary policy in mitigating the effects of the Great Recession
• This country planted 10 million trees in Uganda
• ‘Molecular spintronics’: new technology offers hope for quantum computing
• How can firms address the adverse effects of geographic friction during expansion?
• Cybercriminals thrive off big data - this is how to catch them
• In Las Vegas, this is why you can pay for parking fines with food
• Why the fight against nature loss should be a business priority
• What will happen in Davos, better scorekeeping can save us and other top stories of the week
• This is the world's longest passenger flight
• This is how millennials are fueling the rental economy
• India’s CO2 emissions growth poised to slow sharply in 2019
• These are the countries where it's easiest to do business
• This iconic Australian landmark is set to close for tourists
• Why we need new laws to govern digital democracy
• Kenyan farmers are building resilience to droughts - this is how
• What can developing countries learn from China’s enormous growth?
• LGBT women in the UK are struggling to access safe and reliable healthcare services
• Climate change hampers progress on fighting epidemics
• From Greenpeace to Greta, this is how environmentalism became mainstream
• If you like travelling, these countries should be on your list
• Cybersecurity can teach business how to succeed with platform models. Here's how
• Here's How to Improve Critical Thinking And Why It's Important
• 900 Finnish supermarkets are redefining 'happy hour' to reduce wastage
• Australia's rivers are running dry. This is how it's affecting the locals
• These are the countries where it's best to be a woman
• Emissions of the most powerful greenhouse gas are rising rapidly
• We can halve most forms of violence by 2030. Here's how
• We need a new approach to cutting greenhouse gas emissions: and it's all about innovation 
• Man with quadriplegia is able to control his prosthetic arms using just his thoughts
• Our cities are woefully unprepared for the threat of climate change
• Household pollution is a menace – but we can curb its effects
• Kenya launches first breast milk bank to help newborns
• More power to the people: Electricity adoption, technological change and social conflict
• 5 surprising facts about global wealth
• Ending global energy poverty - how can we do better?
• 6 dystopian novels that resonate today
• In New Zealand it takes less than a day to start a business
• How the shopping mall can defeat its online competitors
• It's time we talked about social status bias in job interviews
• Tokyo’s plan to make 2020 the ‘green Olympics’
• Human cities and towns are standing in the way of animal highways
• Quantum leap: why the next wave of computers will change the world
• The impact of climate change on business is more than you think
• Australia wants to build a giant underground ‘battery’ to help power the nation
• These chilling images expose climate change effects on a glacier
• This is where obesity places the biggest burden on healthcare
• This global movement is fighting food insecurity
• Tariffs and monetary policy: A toxic mix
• Assembler robots make large structures from little pieces
• The complicated correlation between affordable housing and gender violence
• ‘Buckle up:’ New IMF chief vows ‘relentless’ focus on gender equality
• The global economy is in a vulnerable state – here's how we can avoid disaster
• Investing in Africa's female farmers helps their kids, communities and economies
• This Finnish hotel will give you a cheaper stay for an eco-friendly visit
• 3 innovative ideas helping the world's poorest children 
• Carbon emissions have peaked in 30 major cities
• What is the best response to the global economic slowdown?
• Climate change and the rising risk of flooding for the Great Lakes
• We blame robots for work accidents when they're autonomous
• Asian cities are facing a threat you might not have thought about
• These will be the most important cities by 2035
• The true cost of the US opioid epidemic is much bigger than you think
• Neuroscience, philosophy and what they tell us about human nature
• How super-fast missiles will change the way we think about defence
• Two decades later and illegal landmines are still stockpiled - why?
• Child marriage is stalling sustainable development
• Are driverless cars really as revolutionary as we think?
• In the US, middle-wage jobs are disappearing fast – and it’s having a massive impact
• Indonesia is setting aside $141 million to protect its rainforests
• Can Dubai go green with flying taxis and 'rooms on wheels'?
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• These are the world's 10 most innovative economies
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• The changing role of economists in shaping society
• Cities around the world are looking to get quieter and more peaceful
• This Dutch company is showing us how a circular economy is possible
• This UN book club is teaching children about the Sustainable Development Goals
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• This Hungarian man quit his job to clean up his favourite river
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• Ghana's farmers are using drones to boost crop yields - here's how
• Augmented reality is helping this Asian country to fight gender violence
• How can we explain Asia’s spectacular economic rise?
• Can a West African currency union work?
• This is how and why teachers from low income countries need more support
• Women are stopped from climbing the corporate ladder because of this worrying trend
• The world's economy is only 9% circular. We must be bolder about saving resources
• How keeping score can end the era of short-termism
• We're living in the digital age, but people are still hoarding their cash amidst safety concerns
• This is how we can eliminate learning poverty for children by 2030
• This device could provide cheap electricity to billions living in the dark
• This country uses 450,000 private security guards to tackle crime
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• Low sea ice and near-record warmth: why this is the century defined by climate change
• California pushes school times back to let students get more sleep
• Davos 2020: World Economic Forum announces the theme
• 3 ways India can tackle its human-waste problem 
• Climate change is starving people to death – here's how we can save them
• This American city is on its way to becoming a haven for climate migrants
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• Switzerland has the most highly skilled workers in the world. This is why
• This award-winning device is saving the lives of firefighters across the world
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• For the economy to cope with an ageing population, we must identify new solutions – here's how
• This groundbreaking new technique is going to revolutionize how our smartphones are built
• This celebrity chef was sexually abused as a child, now she wants others to find strength in her story
• Over 50% of British women have suffered sexual harassment while at work or place of study - so why is it still going unreported?
• Here are 6 myths about the future of sustainable development
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• These 'biofoundries' use DNA to make natural products we need
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• Here's why confidence is all you need to become a master persuader
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• The fastest-growing languages in the United States are all African
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• The shocking abuse that many women endure during childbirth
• Here's how AI is being used to aid patients with chronic illnesses at home
• Wages are flatlining around the world – is automation to blame?
• These countries spend the most on education
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• Here’s how companies can benefit from the emerging market boom
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• How the home of the future could help dementia sufferers
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• Does public banking work?
• U.S. women's team fights back against governing body's pay claims
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• Which countries have the most doctoral graduates?
• These teenage Albanian girls are fighting back against domestic violence using a new app
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• UK renewables generate more electricity than fossil fuels for first time
• 3 ways digitalization will help end crime
• A trio of economists have won the Nobel Prize for their work in fighting global poverty
• 6 books to make you a better global citizen
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• This is how innovation is helping communities fight climate change
• This is why remote working could actually be detrimental to our wellbeing
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