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• Why the US dollar is still seen as the world's currency
• How the one-party state may shape our future
• There's a gap between what experts say and what we see around us. Can we close it?
• Young people's relationship to technology? It's complicated
• Yes, technology can liberate girls around the world – but it must be managed properly
• Ride-hailing apps are making the developing world's traffic problems worse
• 4 climate tipping points the planet is facing
• Why you're unhappy, obsolete cybersecurity and other top stories of the week
• Can machines think? A new Turing Test may have the answer
• Away from ‘sacrifice’ and towards ‘innovation’ – here’s how we can reframe the climate debate
• How bystanders could play major roles in preventing street crimes
• We must treat cybersecurity as a public good. Here's why
• This early-warning system can warn families of drought to help avoid famine
• This new approach to renewables could cut emissions by 90% in some US states
• 6 productivity hacks that will make you way more productive
• Black bears adapt to life near humans by burning the midnight oil
• These eco-friendly, affordable housing settlements around the world are under threat
• 5 things to know about the exploding world of pro gaming
• Mapped: The world’s oldest democracies
• Q&A: The India–U.S. trade dispute and India’s evolving geopolitical role
• The EU’s proposal for earmarked parental leave will have a major impact on gender equality
• Eating locally grown food is good for your body and the environment
• Should nature be given protective rights?
• How do we build trust between humans and AI?
• Biologists and mathematicians team up to explore tissue folding
• Cameroon conflict turns climate-stressed farmers into 'food beggars'
• Want to add trillions to the global economy? Back female founders
• Ethiopia planted 350 million trees in a day. And its fight against deforestation does not stop there
• 5 things weighing on the world economy, according to the IMF
• Meet Cipta: the comic book hero using her powers to tackle bullying in schools
• Chart of the day: Is 2019 the beginning of the end for coal in Europe?
• Climate crusader Greta plans to sail to the Americas on a transatlantic, zero-carbon voyage
• This new solar technology can be printed or woven into fabric
• British designers have made a house entirely out of recyclable cork
• New York’s organic farming industry is booming – led by a diverse workforce
• To build the workforce of the future, we need to revolutionize how we learn
• Unlocking sustainable growth in the world's poorest countries
• 5 lessons from China on how to drive sustainable growth
• Senegal is cracking down on plastic waste
• New tech prints flexible electronics on odd surfaces
• Last year, this coral reef was teeming with life. Now it's dying - and it's up to us to save it
• Huge areas of the Arctic are on fire – here’s what that means for the planet
• These are the world’s most innovative economies
• 10 of Albert Einstein's best quotes
• The French army is enlisting sci-fi writers to predict the future
• They have more than 30 words for "apple core", and other things you didn't know about Switzerland
• The hidden downsides of autonomous vehicles - and how to avoid them
• India's tiger population has grown by 6% in the past year
• Reusable packaging: 6 benefits beyond sustainability
• High-tech innovation could shape the future of Africa's farming landscape
• LGBT+ women footballers score as male players fear to come out
• This invention is helping to tackle Africa's food waste problem
• The European Investment Bank proposes an end to fossil fuel lending to fight climate change
• Facebook is building new maps to track population density across the world
• It sounds mad, but extending parental leave to non-parents could be highly beneficial
• Every year, thousands of websites ‘die off’ – and that’s good for the internet
• Getting girls into schools is only the start of closing the education gap
• To feed 10 billion people, we must preserve biodiversity. Here's how
• A boom in Benjamins – the US $100 Bill is being used more often
• From Israel's 'start-up nation', 4 lessons in innovation
• 1 in 4 Africans had to pay a bribe to access public services last year
• Why are methane emissions resurging and what does it mean to Paris climate goals?
• Seaweed straws and loose-leaf tea: 6 ways to reduce plastic waste
• Family businesses are the lifeblood of the Middle East. How do we ensure they survive?
• Two in five American couples now meet online
• The Earth has already used up its resources for the year
• How to fix our planet: the pioneers fighting to bring nature back
• No longer just for the young: 70% of seniors are now online
• Work with a robot to create a stronger team, a study says
• Indonesia plans cloud seeding to avoid crop failure
• It will take a lot more than free menstrual pads to end period poverty
• Europe saw record-breaking temperatures for the second time in a month
• One of this year's Booker Prize nominees is just a 1,000-page long sentence
• Bangladesh tries new way to aid flood-hit families: cash up front
• A path to normality: How sewing is giving Spanish women their lives back
• Unease about the US-China trade war concerns economists
• The way children draw human figures has changed since the 1970s, reflecting modern society's attitudes to gender
• This is now new business models create an inclusive e-commerce market
• This city in India swaps plastic for free meals
• Chernobyl’s children need to take breaks away from the radiation – but they’re facing a serious hurdle
• Can India reduce deaths on one hazardous road to zero? This group is trying 
• Your coat could be about to get its own passport
• Why quantum computing could make today's cybersecurity obsolete
• Four major car companies have joined California in tightening emissions
• Scientists: 'Environmental damage is a war crime'
• If airlines were a country they'd be one of the world's top 10 greenhouse gas emitters
• This gorgeous map shows what the night sky looked like on New Year’s Day in 2000
• The unexpected realities of living on the moon
• This AI-generated map could help us prevent floods in the future
• An algorithm may decide your next pay raise
• 3 things to know about India’s space programme
• Taiwan is dropping gender-specific uniforms in its schools
• The fall of the economists’ empire
• In 2020, Asian economies will become larger than the rest of the world combined - here's how
• 3 tips to handle a heatwave
• This is how algorithms see the world around them
• This simple trick could save energy from indoor farming
• AI-powered automation will have an ethnic bias
• Breaking point: tourism hot-spots placing limits on visitors as cracks start to show
• Cancelled races, fainting players: How climate change affects sports
• The world is looking at slow growth - but it doesn't have to be this way
• How field schools have been empowering farmers for 30 years
• The largest wind power plant in Africa has opened in Kenya
• What’s Really Behind China’s Falling GDP
• How a robot called Pink helped teach school children an Aboriginal language
• This Japanese TV show about work-life balance is a big hit – here's why
• Europe bucks global deforestation trend
• Gender matters in responding to major disease outbreaks like Ebola
• The Current War: there were also dynamic women who made electricity a success
• Algorithms could give the world its first ‘born digital’ free trade agreement in Africa
• We had the hottest June ever this year – this is what happened around the world
• 5 things to know about the US opioid epidemic
• Why is the Strait of Hormuz so important?
• Plastic from burlap? Bangladesh invents a green throw-away bag
• Why policymakers need to form decisions around what they don't know
• In the future, no one should be excluded from healthcare
• Meet the robots Toyota is bringing to the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games
• The naked mole rat could teach us how to beat cancer - here's how
• An 1873 law banning gay sex is being challenged in the Caribbean
• Young Eritreans are risking death to migrate. Here's why
• This is what we can learn from the Romans about ignoring climate change
• A satirical guide to being Nigerian
• A major war between leading military powers is now impossible. Here’s why
• Women are dominating employment growth, but what sort of jobs are we talking about?
• Did someone say rate cut? Five questions for the ECB
• The circular food economy
• Here's how your generation affects your attitude to money
• Social isolation is linked to higher mortality rates and illness
• 7 key authors from Switzerland's literary scene
• 5 ways living buildings will be the homes of the future
• Zero by 2050: How the world's economy has planned to battle climate change
• Family-friendly policies benefit all of us. Here are 4 ways to boost them
• A profitability roadmap for the fast-changing automotive sector
• The Strait of Hormuz: what you need to know 
• This Israeli start-up claims to have produced the first lab-grown steak
• Scientists have created a monument to 'Ok' - Iceland's lost glacier
• In pictures: How America is keeping cool in the heatwave
• There is huge talent in the world's refugee camps. We must realize this overlooked potential
• Algorithms could give the world its first ‘born digital’ free trade agreement in Africa
• Beyond LA and London, these little-known cities are great places to boost your career
• What this Greek philosopher teaches us about living in the modern world
• 3 powerful ways to stay positive
• These are the fastest trains in the world
• To end slavery, free 10,000 people a day for a decade, report says
• Why we need artists who strive for social change
• Cheese energy could power hundreds of UK homes 
• Are central banks losing their big bet?
• How excess heat is being harnessed into solar power electricity
• Workplace bullies could now go to jail in South Korea
• The more competent sex: Why America thinks women are smarter than men
• How ethical AI reflects the views of its makers
• How removing taxes is helping Zimbabwe's solar energy sector
• Grey fingers: Ageing Singapore uses gardening to fight loneliness
• How technology can help end the global water crisis
• UK lawmakers to count environmental cost of mass tourism
• Gender is where the feminist and LGBTI movements meet. Here's why
• From soil loss to crop problems: Why drones are the future of farming
• Why gin made from peas helps the environment
• We need to rethink the way we heat ourselves. Here's why
• Scientists have a new suggestion to create more climate-friendly cows
• Is it time up for the gig economy?
• The Victorians believed that women aged faster than men – a myth that persists today
• Held hostage by ransomware? Here's how to respond
• How is the global economy fairing 11 years after the financial crisis?
• How is Brexit going to affect the EU's capital markets?
• Katherine Johnson and 9 other women written out of the history books
• Does the G20 still matter?
• Turning coffee into sneakers, blockchain hype and other top stories of the week
• We don't know how autonomous vehicles will depreciate – and that's a problem
• How a 3D micro-robot the size of an ant is the future of engineering
• One of Europe’s smallest states aims to become a space superpower
• Planes, trains and (big) automobiles: How heavy transport can reduce emissions and save money
• Do you know the most populous cities over the last 500 years?
• Fight to win: How a Judo champion built resilience
• Starvation still claims a child’s life every 3 seconds – here’s how we could change this
• Why governments saving during the boom may have consequences for the rest of the world
• Image recognition, mini apps, QR codes: how China uses tech to sort its waste
• Why humans aren’t designed to be happy
• How an AI utopia would work
• Data from Denmark reveals crucial insights about the spread of automation – read more
• Smart skin for robots? Easier said than done
• 4 crazy things that are happening in the Arctic right now
• Anxious gorillas, thirsty koalas and lame cows - how climate change is making animals miserable
• These airports are now opening their doors to non-fliers
• Here's how to teach a robot to develop intuition and make intelligent decisions
• We urgently need to future-proof the workforce. Here's how
• After #MeToo, U.S. women report less workplace harassment
• NASA has released new photos of the Apollo 11 moon landing
• A.I. is translating messages of long-lost languages
• How the pressure to excel influences our self-esteem
• This MIT study could make you more productive
• Over a quarter of species measured are at risk of extinction, report warns
• Are we happier when we spend more time with others?
• This is how climate change is redistributing coral reefs
• Here's why camel caravans are Kenya's answer to combating climate change
• The key ingredient to saving the world $1 billion every day? Breast milk
• This is how trees could help solve the climate crisis
• Here are what UNESCO considers to be remarkable new World Heritage Sites
• In a world of autonomous vehicles, this is why we'll need more public transport than ever
• Here are 11 of Nelson Mandela’s most inspirational quotes
• These 5 industries can drive digital financial inclusion 
• Timber skyscrapers: high-tech ‘tree’ houses could be the sustainable buildings of the future
• A Cambodian businessman's solution to plastic pollution
• How a rain garden is helping Rotterdam beat flooding
• This Alpine lake is the new icon of climate change - here's why
• The internet is more fragile than you think 
• ‘Eco-shaming’ is on the rise, but does it work?
• How fixing broken food systems can help us meet all the SDGs
• These are the most populous nations on Earth
• Music could send WiFi passwords to your phone
• Fashion's hot new trend: clothes you don't need to wash (very often)
• Music festivals have a gender problem - here's how to fix it
• 6 facts to know about EU alternative investment funds
• Germany's Von der Leyen secures powerful EU executive top job
• Scotland's new target: 100% renewable electricity in 2020
• Why big data keeps getting bigger
• Your company's goals have more in common with the Moon landing than you might think
• One giant leap for mankind: How the Moon landing affects us today
• Why forest elephant extinction will make climate change much worse
• Some of the most exciting fossil discoveries ever have come out of this site in Nova Scotia
• The deadly food habit claiming lives in China
• As Alan Turing makes the £50 note, how do countries design their currencies?
• How to protect central-bank independence
• This all-female crew is sailing the seas to get rid of plastic waste
• Why tariffs play a smaller role in influencing trade than macroeconomics
• How Islamic finance can build resilience to climate change
• Why China's economy is the weakest it has been in nearly 30 years
• Russia’s permafrost is melting and it could have a devastating global effect
• Illicit trade endangers the environment, the law and the SDGs. We need a global response
• Weather reports could soon be telling us about the role of climate change
• This robot interviewer is helping Sweden recruit without bias
• Why tech advancements to fight Ebola are needed now more than ever
• The launch of Facebook's cryptocurrency, Libra, has been put on hold - this is why
• 'Good enough' global cooperation is key to our survival
• We shouldn’t exaggerate the impact of reforestation on ending climate change – here’s why
• Why Nigeria's startups are the answer its healthcare system has been waiting for
• These bus stops are a sanctuary for bees
• AI-driven companies need to be more diverse. Here’s why
• 3 strategies for Africa to thrive in this new era of globalization
• What can the private sector do to alleviate the refugee crisis?
• This is how the world has been mapped throughout history
• Antarctica is losing sea-ice at record levels. It's time to pay attention
• It's official: happy employees mean healthy firms
• European businesses feel less optimistic about growth in China as trade war bites
• The space internet race is dawning. Here’s what to expect
• Should our digital tools have more ‘personality’?
• Africa offers enormous opportunity for investors – if they look beyond GDP forecasts
• NASA uses new "green" fuel to successfully power satellite in orbit
• Your next pair of sneakers could be made from coffee
• Impact investment favours expats over African entrepreneurs. Here’s how to fix that
• Should we be worried about third-hand smoke?
• Climate change could leave rural populations trapped in poverty
• Torn between farming work and domestic chores, India’s rural women are struggling
• An open letter to Europe's leaders
• Opportunities for peace in Afghanistan and the challenges ahead
• Nerve transfers can restore hand motion after spine injuries
• These 12 charts show how the world’s population has exploded in the last 200 years
• In India, even toddlers are learning to code 
• Top jobs lead to divorce for women, but not for men
• Climate change: having the right combination of tree ‘personalities’ could make forests more resilient
• This human skull proves that humans left Africa much earlier than previously thought
• London's climate could be similar to Barcelona's by 2050
• These scientists have mapped the world's oceans - here's what they found
• Would you want to live to 150? Top quotes on what it means to grow old
• How electric vehicles will redefine geopolitics
• Business could learn plenty about cybersecurity from the secret state
• Why climate change is threatening our ability to address other global issues
• Smart glass: the future of powering smartphones
• This 'Very Hungry Caterpillar' is wreaking havoc in fields around the world
• The trillion-dollar value of a global China
• Policies that target gender inequality boost family health
• Brexit must not put UK university research at risk
• The next start-up cities that will transform the global economy
• This is why we use gold as currency
• How economic policy can be targeted to reduce suicide, alcohol and drug-related deaths
• Scientists find a way to dramatically increase solar cell output
• How automation is cutting into workers’ share of economic output
• World hunger is on the rise - and climate change is to blame
• This self-assembling material could soon be inside every optical device
• The best books for summer 2019, according to data
• This video game is helping to achieve world peace
• 6 ways to have a more efficient working day
• Dare to be vulnerable, and three other lessons in leadership
• These clothes were designed by artificial intelligence
• 'It's a really powerful time to be a teenager,' says UK climate strike leader
• The growing number of female tech entrepreneurs in farming
• Could the Green Vic become the world's 'most ethical' pub?
• Water risks threaten to derail Vietnam’s economic success
• Can cybersecurity offer value for money?
• The women’s world cup is giving athletes a platform to demand equality
• Here's how to make sure you don't put your child off reading
• 10 expert predictions for the next decade in Chinese AI
• How Africa's free-trade zone will provide an economic boom
• Harvard scientists have created a camera that can capture invisible light
• A 550 km-long mass of rotting seaweed is heading for Mexico's pristine beaches
• Climate change will soon create ‘superfires’ across Europe
• How can the EU hit net-zero emissions?
• We could soon be able to store data inside artificially engineered DNA
• These are the world’s best 'Golden Age' universities
• Why central banks need to promote more women
• How can technology end currency wars?
• How a graph of temperature changes has turned into #ShowYourStripes
• The EBC has consistently missed the mark on inflation – here’s how it can change that
• This key factor will help you become a better leader
• 8 ways we need to change the way we eat
• Where do libraries loan out the most books?
• Voice technology could soon be your new best friend. Here's why
• Why cyberattacks on missile systems are such a dangerous game of cat and mouse
• Trade uncertainty could hurt economic development worldwide
• Scientists may soon be able to predict your memories – here’s how
• Deep-sea mining will cause irreversible damage to the oceans, Greenpeace warns
• The top emerging tech of 2019, a gay imam's story and other top stories of the week
• Our tourism system is broken – time to customize
• 4 surprising tech innovations that came out of the Apollo moon landings
• Favela entrepreneurs are using social media to boost tourism. Here's how
• Can we create an empathic alternative to the capitalist system?
• This plastic drinks bottle is made from plants
• Environmentalists have removed nearly 40 tonnes of trash from the Pacific
• Solar power is helping survivors of Cyclone Idai recover faster
• This German circus is using holographic animals instead of real ones
• Lightyear One debuts as the first long-range solar-powered electric car
• Getting African Women into the Boardroom
• Skills, not job titles, are the new metric for the labour market
• These are the world's best universities
• How emojis are the next step in digital communication
• Massive reforestation is key to averting a climate catastrophe
• There is an epidemic of loneliness among Americans over 60
• These 12 principles are shaping the future of autonomous cars
• Billionaire investors like Jeff Bezos are deadly serious about space mining
• Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s  address to the World Economic Forum in China
• Britain pledges 200 million pounds in aid to tackle climate change
• The massive impact of IT and software on modern business
• ‘Business as usual’ will not achieve global education goals
• What makes a great CEO? The people they surround themselves with
• Wimbledon removes ‘Miss’ and ‘Mrs’ from the game
• Kids who live in the countryside have better motor skills, a study in Finland has found
• What automation means for the future of the global population
• Does Japan vindicate modern monetary theory?
• Amsterdam's first woman mayor plans to overhaul the red-light district
• Amazon is 25 – here’s a look back at how it changed the world
• How environmentalists are trying to salvage rainforests
• To flourish in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we need to rethink these 3 things
• The ocean’s ability to absorb harmful C02 fluctuates over time, study finds
• ASEAN’s new vision for Indo-Pacific and why it matters?
• This device lets you play Tetris with your mind
• The Japanese government is encouraging businesses to act against climate change
• Can we use AI to make industrial systems safer? A young scientist explains
• Shanghai has tough new recycling rules – and it will stop collecting trash from communities that don't comply
• Can we measure the temperature of human cells? A young scientist explains
• Mexico City has become a haven for LGBTQ migrants
• Gig workers would give up half their hourly wages in exchange for a steady job
• Is the idea of the 'resilient woman' problematic for women today?
• We need to update our laws against online sexual abuse
• The impact of informal businesses on the global economy
• 5 things to know about Chinese tech giant Huawei
• 5 key concepts for blockchain newbies
• EU leaders have chosen France's Christine Lagarde to head the ECB
• This refinery mixes sunlight and air to create fuel
• Cognitive diversity is the best way to create the highest collective intelligence
• London is transforming its double-decker buses into homeless shelters
• Antarctica lost sea ice four times the size of France in three years
• Here’s how you can make yourself irreplaceable in tomorrow’s job market
• 5 ways CEOs can renew their businesses for the digital age
• The rise of techno-nationalism - and the paradox at its core
• What just happened? 5 stories from the World Economic Forum in China
• Trade war and the future of globalization - top quotes from the World Economic Forum in China
• If innovators can solve India's problems, they can save the world. Here's why
• Would your mobile phone be powerful enough to get you to the moon?
• As ride-hailing firms drive into the future, who is being left behind?
• Rising temperatures will weaken the world economy, U.N. warns
• This young scientist is tackling food insecurity for the world's most vulnerable groups
• From miniature satellites to giant sun shields – the extreme technology transforming space engineering
• Here’s how factories can lead in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• The climate crisis is cooking mussels in their shells
• 5 ways to boost sustainable trade in the world’s poorest countries
• The US women’s football team and the fight for equal pay
• The MENA countries have fallen into the ‘middle-income trap’. Here’s how they can break out
• Europe is designing satellites that 'surf' their way past space debris
• Empathic AI could be the next stage in human evolution - if we get it right
• Want to use drag-and-drop digital tech like Iron Man? Now you can
• India has suffered its driest June in 5 years
• How Alan Turing used mathematical biology to find secret patterns hidden in nature
• India’s mega-rich are on the rise
• The reason behind the global surge in protectionism
• Who is first (and last) in the race to build a workforce fit for the future?
• As rural communities age, their public transport is shrinking. It's time to fix this
• Blockchain will make sure green pledges aren't just greenwash:  a new initiative by young leaders at the World Economic Forum 
• The economics behind conflict in MENA
• 3 ways to ensure innovation transforms the lives of the next generation
• This map shows that Mars and Earth aren't that different
• The PayGo solar model could solve Africa's electricity crisis
• Most CEOs Have Low Emotional Intelligence Scores. Here's Why
• How to create responsible supply chains in the age of globalization 4.0
• 5G: How a 'legion of robots' could help save the rhino
• Working with millennials, leaders say humility works better than bossing around
• Why Rome continues to underpin western culture and politics - an extract from Mary Beard's book 'SPQR'
• How can batteries become more sustainable? This young scientist might have the answer
• World’s first AI universe simulator knows things it shouldn’t
• Coral biodiversity could help reefs thrive again
• How to make trade single windows more efficient with blockchain
• This Spanish woman is combining boxing and politics to champion women’s rights
• Smart speakers could soon detect cardiac arrest
• These are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2019
• Why a multistakeholder approach is essential to our risk resiliency
• Artificial Intelligence: These 3 charts show what people really think
• What India’s cities show us about improving urban mobility
• A biodiversity scientist explains the problem with our neat lawns
• Trade shocks, growth, and resilience: Eastern Europe’s adjustment tale
• This Indian teenager has launched a petition to demand government action on climate change
• Greening the Belt and Road is essential to our climate's future
• Top quotes on tech monopolies  - World Economic Forum in China 2019 
• Technology could change how we address mental health, if we can navigate the ethical dilemmas
• The next Google in biotech: will it be Chinese?
• Female menstrual pain is still taboo -- here's how we can that
• The Japanese philosophy of Kaizen can improve your life in 3 easy steps
• Inflammation is the fuel that feeds the cancer flame. So how do we fight back?
• These are the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers of 2019
• Your essential reading list for the World Economic Forum's China meeting
• An extract from Chen Qiufan's book 'Waste Tide'
• China in pictures: Tourism
• Have we reached peak integration between China and the world?
• Where will evolution take us in the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
• West Africa is becoming the world’s piracy capital. Here’s how to tackle the problem
• Is academia losing its chance to capitalize on technology?
• These Kenyan ‘peace ambassadors’ are working to reduce water conflicts
• These Kenyan ‘peace ambassadors’ are working to reduce water conflicts
• Here’s how Japan is breathing new life into its ‘ghost towns’
• China by numbers, what makes you sick, doubling school learning
• These tech start-ups are changing what it means to farm
• Women in Asia are having a powerful impact on business
• Inspired by orange peel, this 'plastic' packaging is totally compostable
• India is now producing the world’s cheapest solar power
• Global farmers can take on climate change. Here's how
• Good news for teachers in Bhutan – the government is doubling their pay
• This is how much the US-China trade war could cost the world, according to new research
• How blockchain is empowering this refugee community in Lebanon
• These countries have committed to a net zero carbon emissions goal - could it solve the climate crisis?
• The world’s poor are falling behind – we need bold action to help them catch up
• Why the gig economy needs to adopt digital IDs
• How Sierra Leone is using 3D printing to become a model state
• Pride Month: 8 inspiring LGBTQI politicians
• America’s shift from coal to renewable energy has begun
• How will the US-China trade war affect corporate America?
• Can we understand how the universe was formed? A young scientist explains
• Latin America is a mass-transit powerhouse. But it needs fine-tuning
• The Wimbledon tennis tournament is reducing single-use plastics
• Could utopianism drive humanity to tackle climate change and other global challenges?
• How this researcher braved Everest to install the highest weather station in the world
• 5 ways for scientists and clinicians to double up on healthcare
• Blockchain and carbon offsetting can help cities reduce emissions – but sometimes simpler is best
• Has the time finally come for a female U.S. President?
• Trust links up supply chains. How do you establish it in the digital era?
• Most people on the internet live in this country
• Are you ready to trust a self-driving car? This could be the deciding factor
• You will be eating replacement meats within 20 years. Here's why
• How activists are bringing gender equality to the Formula 1 racetrack
• How the banking sector can successfully navigate digital disruption
• Prince William says it's fine for his kids to be gay - but he's concerned about discrimination 
• As of today, the US has experienced its longest-ever economic expansion
• How businesses can tackle the plastics problem
• Poorer countries are more vulnerable to climate change – here’s how they can prepare
• How data exchanges can level the digital playing field
• Norway takes a birds-eye view to save rainforests
• Malaysia’s student-debt crisis could cripple the economy, unless the government acts
• These activists are making Pride Month last the whole year round
• Virtual reality could soon let your doctor ‘step inside’ your blood sample
• Selling sketches and clothes, Libyan women set up businesses against the odds
• Digital transformation and the rise of the 'superjob'
• Air pollution, droughts and rains are washing away ancient Greek monuments
• 'Those you never see': Paris photo series reclaims women's bodies
• 5 reasons not to delay your digital transformation
• The 2 major challenges that democratic governments face in the digital age
• You might soon be travelling without a passport – this is how
• How the CIO went from geek to peak
• How China’s sponge cities are preparing for sea-level rise
• The Women’s World Cup's hot summer: here's how much the female game has changed
• China is building a floating train that could be faster than air travel 
• 3 unexpected consequences of the US-China trade war
• 3 key talents for a successful digital transformation
• Can parks help cities fight crime?
• How fashion companies can collaborate to tackle their biggest source of carbon pollution
• Stonewall 50. Where next for LGBT+ lives?
• Netherlands issues a massive Green Bond – starting the new age of conservation finance
• 10 reasons why today’s cyber leaders are tomorrow’s world leaders
• The U.S. has named its first ever Native American woman poet laureate
• What Africa can learn from China about data privacy
• Temperature spikes in the far north are fuelling Alaskan tundra fires
• 2.2 billion people still don't have access to clean drinking water
• In a globalised economy, your team must be culturally competent to succeed
• Get out, stay out: how financial resilience helps end poverty
• Why leaders should think like scientists and act like entrepreneurs
• World is at risk of ‘climate apartheid,’ warns U.N.
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