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• What zombie firms tell us about Europe's productivity problem 
• 3 things you need to know about securing a blockchain
• Beth Comstock's Imagine It Forward: An excerpt
• 7.5 billion people, 100 Arab start-ups and other top stories of the week
• Norway’s electric car market has overtaken traditional vehicle sales
• These are the best universities in the MENA region
• These are the biggest risks facing the Middle East and North Africa
• Five ways to increase gender parity in the MENA region
• AI raises the risk of cyberattack – and the best defence is more AI
• The key to sustainable growth in MENA? Getting more women into work
• The latest technology isn't enough – you need the business model to go with it
• The HPV vaccine is already having a major impact on young women's health in Scotland
• We need to rein in the excesses of capitalism, this Oxford Professor argues
• Artificial Intelligence is making pesto even more delicious
• The organ shortage will soon get worse. Could animals help? 
• Light pollution: the dark side of keeping the lights on
• How 'savings circles' empower women in rural Africa
• 10 things the Equality Act would mean for LGBT+ Americans and its supporters
• How the Middle East is suffering on the front lines of climate change
• 5 ways the private sector can help towards universal healthcare in Africa
• 4 bold new ways New York is going clean and green
• 5 key challenges facing the MENA region 
• 10 start-ups that are helping to change the Arab world
• Norway is returning Easter Island artefacts to Chile
• Bottlenose dolphin numbers declined by ‘12%’ following marine heatwave
• Cameroon farmers spice up earnings with forest-friendly foods
• How Africa's women can drive the 4IR forward
• What China’s period of rapid growth means for the rest of the world
• One in five deaths worldwide linked to unhealthy diet
• Cash-based cities must look to private partners
• Why globalization needs an upgraded operating system
• How Africa and Asia are joining forces on universal healthcare
• Airlines lack clear flight path to lower carbon emissions: researchers
• Emergency caesareans increase risk of postnatal depression in new mothers, our research suggests
• The impact of population ageing on monetary policy
• Climate change and conflicts are set to plunge millions into food crisis
• Did a censored female writer inspire Hemingway’s famous style?
• Why is it so hard to predict stock market trends?
• It’s a dangerous job – but does someone have to do It?
• Jellyfish-inspired electronic skin can heal itself while wet
• 3D printing is transforming how we understand history 
• 10 ways central banks are experimenting with blockchain
• 10 Middle Eastern authors you should know
• How the United States is falling in love with secondhand clothes
• 4 radical shifts required to achieve universal health coverage worldwide
• UK launches global fund to help end 'period poverty' by 2050
• These countries have the most powerful passports
• These countries give the most aid - and are the most principled about it
• Chicago makes history electing Lori Lightfoot as first black woman mayor
• The association between job-finding expectations and success
• How this Turkish city went from dumping ground to destination
• From social entrepreneurship to systems entrepreneurship: how to create lasting change
• What the future of trust looks like
• 7 skills every leader needs in times of disruption
• Most CEOs don’t have a global health strategy. That needs to change
• Renewable power generation in the UK has hit a record high
• Economists have got GDP calculations wrong for years - here's why
• Why women rarely hold the top spots in hedge funds
• Europe needs a global strategy
• Scotland wants to create an ethical stock exchange 
• MENA’s growing young population is a huge opportunity – if we get it right
• The clothes of the future could be made from pineapples and bananas
• World Autism Day: Let’s allow disability to change our societies for the better
• How women in MENA are taking on the status quo - and winning
• Our efforts to moderate extreme weather are fueling a climate change ‘feedback loop’
• How fish slime could spawn a new kind of antibiotics
• This is the skill students need to bounce back from failure
• How Leonardo da Vinci's sketches showed humans as complex machines
• What lessons can we learn from 200 years of public debt?
• Was Leonardo da Vinci an environmentalist ahead of his time?
• How to build a more resilient and inclusive global system
• The next gig economy will be on-demand knowledge
• Impostor syndrome, glass ceilings and glass cliffs. What every working woman needs to know
• Why automatic pension enrolment may not suit the self-employed
• Technology can help us end the scourge of modern slavery. Here's how
• We have the tools to beat climate change. Now we need to legislate
• France, inequality, and the social elevator
• Can fighting climate change bring the Arab world closer together?
• The world’s 7.5 billion people, in one chart
• Why the vision of European strategic autonomy remains a mirage
• Smart cities must pay more attention to the people who live in them
• UK to put mothers' names on marriage certificates, in a major win for women’s rights
• The Chinese economy is slowing down – but that’s not necessarily a bad thing
• Ugandan farmers test big-data solutions to climate challenges
• What’s really driving disruption? (Clue: it’s not technology)
• New 'metallic wood' could lead to super-light cars
• How companies are embracing autistic employees
• How gender and racial biases are hurting economics
• The revolution need not be automated
• Facebook is free, but should it count toward GDP anyway?
• Emissions inequality: there is a gulf between global rich and poor
• This AI trash can is designed to stop you wasting food
• This is how 5G will trump the capabilities of 4G
• 5 surprising ways major cities are going green 
• The media must do more to cover the positive impact made by women
• What Mary Poppins teaches us about behavioural economics 
• Mosquito-borne diseases could spread to a billion more people as climate warms
• From the bronze age to food cans, here's how tin changed humanity
• Why pay transparency alone won't eliminate the persistent wage gap between men and women
• 5 steps to changing the way we grow our food
• What Fukushima's cherry trees tell us about Japan's reinvention
• Are we heading the same way as the dinosaurs?
• Climate change helped destroy these four ancient civilisations
• Our healthcare systems are ailing. Here's how to make them better
• Public space for recreation is good for cities. Here's why
• Religion worldwide, 1 billion guns and other top stories of the week
• Water scarcity is a growing problem across the Middle East. Is this how we solve it?
• Innovative urban financing can make our cities stronger
• The fight against sexual harassment in workplace is taking on US healthcare
• 'Being open about my mental health created a better work culture'
• Planting 1.2 trillion trees could neutralize CO2 emissions, says ecologist
• Are new smartphone disease trackers missing a key target - women?
• Why poverty reduction rests on trade
• To feel happier at work, share 'the real you'
• How can universities support mature female STEM students? 
• Has monetary easing really run its course?
• The business of biodiversity
• Women 'uniquely placed' to inspire climate action, mayors say
• What slums can teach us about building the cities of the future
• This map reveals the world’s busiest air routes
• How to close Africa’s financing gap
• Africa must invest in the new ‘high seas’ treaty
• Why humanitarian aid should support markets, never replace them
• Toddlers engage more with print books than ebooks, developmental researchers say
• This is what we need to do to build healthy, happy cities
• In 2019, women still bear the brunt of domestic chores
• How challenging masculine stereotypes is good for men
• This simple act could make you feel happier, more empathetic and less anxious
• AI has the potential to enrich our lives in so many ways – if we use it properly
• We underestimate the power of data at our peril. This is why 
• These 4 scenarios show how we might be working in the future
• Women's work faces the greatest risk of automation, says new research
• This project is turning abandoned fishing gear into volleyball nets
• In Germany, consumers are embracing a shift to home batteries
• US milk sales drop by more than $1 billion as plant-based alternatives take off
• An economist explains how to create a fairer society
• How 5G can advance the SDGs
• These robo fire-fighters tackle blazes too dangerous for humans
• Beyond diversity: How firms are cultivating a sense of belonging
• In tough times, single mothers are spending more on their child's health
• This is why working mothers need 'work-family justice'
• In the age of the tourism backlash, we need 'destination stewards'
• Insurance not enough to offset financial risks of climate change, analysts say
• Faced with the force of love, 'Star Wars' women shed power and clothes, research finds
• This is what a genderless AI voice sounds like - and why it matters
• How this scholar is restoring a beautiful Chinese village
• How to develop more European AI startups
• A new generation of women leaders is making waves in the Arab world
• How robot swarms are learning new tricks from nature
• How technology can revolutionise healthcare across the MENA region
• Explained, the economic ties between Europe and Asia
• The tree helping Kenyan farmers beat drought and poverty
• These are the real threats to the global economy in 2019
• Why the diversity of insects is crucial for maintaining crop yields
• Stress is severely affecting the lives of university students - here's what we need to do
• How MENA’s universities can transform the region into the world’s next tech hub
• The dirty secret of electric vehicles
• 80 million Chinese people no longer pay income tax
• Six steps that can help us to tackle homelessness
• The recipe for creativity involves a lot of ideas, and a short break
• The number one benefit workers want? Less work, more leisure
• Earth Hour 2019: switch off your lights, and become an innovator
• The EU just passed a major new law that will change the rules of the internet
• This is how we inspire young people in the Middle East to join the fight against climate change
• How tree rings could help us gather crucial data on climate change
• Here’s how rising sea levels could affect our health
• This is the massive impact women’s liberation had on economic growth
• Chinese tech investors are turning towards MENA. Here's why
• Inequality is intolerable. The wealthy should call out an unfair system
• What my transgender child can teach us about the workforce of the future
• This is how plant protein start-ups are tapping into China’s hungry market
• MENA’s start-up scene is taking off. Here’s how investors can join in
• How the young in developing countries are excluded from work
• 5 ways cities can use emerging technologies to fight climate change
• Would AI be better at governing than politicians?
• This device can diagnose a genetic disease in 15 minutes
• 3 reasons we need a major overhaul of corporate tax, by Christine Lagarde
• This 50 year-old drug can tackle the leading cause of maternal death
• How 'robot eyes' can help people with motor impairments 
• How we can reimagine our cities through art
• Hydrogen power is safe and here to stay
• How solar is powering the Middle East towards renewables
• Peter Tabichi - world’s best teacher is changing lives in Africa
• Estonia is building a 'robot judge' to help clear a legal backlog
• An economist explains how to go carbon neutral in our lifetime
• How to create more jobs in a fast-changing Middle East 
• Poor access to finance is holding back businesses in MENA. This is how we can help them
• African cyclone survivors face 'second wave' of loss from disease
• Not all coral reefs mind warm water
• Humans have derailed the Earth's climate in just 160 years. Here's how
• Saudi women are going to college, running for office and changing the conservative country
• How do we design an inclusive energy transition?
• 1 billion people are going to polls in Asia. Here are the main issues at stake
• How Dubai can solve its lack of affordable housing
• Are our cities effectively planning for climate change?
• 13 things mentally strong people won't do
• Using a company’s own words to assess its risks
• How women venture capitalists invest says a lot about the inequality in their field
• The Middle East needs a technological revolution. Start-ups can lead the way
• Data bias: the dangers of being female in a world designed for men
• The average person in Europe loses two years of their life due to air pollution
• What the rest of the world can learn from Norway's prison system
• This is how Middle Eastern retailers can keep up with e-commerce
• The countries most ready for the global energy transition
• Four lessons from sub-Saharan Africa on building effective business ecosystems 
• This is what the trade war overlooks
• Why gender lens investing is expanding rapidly
• We can build an inclusive workplace, and it starts with empathy
• How incomplete privacy laws build echo chambers
• Citizen science can help solve our data crisis
• 'Hybrid jobs' are on the rise. This is how you can prepare
• How Japan became the world leader in floating solar power
• Why carbon capture and storage could be the game-changer the world needs
• These are all the world's major religions in one map
• Your future coworkers could be a swarm of robots
• An economist explains the pros and cons of globalization
• Five ways to increase trust in e-commerce
• Universal moral rules, the myth of flexible jobs and other top stories of the week
• Our most powerful, high-tech climate solution? Our forests
• How to close the gender pay gap in three steps
• 5 leadership lessons I learned from doing my own 'undercover boss'
• Can bringing young and old under one roof solve the world's housing crisis?
• Your morning cup of coffee contains 140 litres of water
• This Mexican company is making biofuel from cactus plants
• New Zealand women don headscarves to support Muslims after shootings
• In war, dirty water is more dangerous to children than violence
• Is al Qaeda about to reclaim its role as the world's leading jihadist terror movement?
• Don't compare data to oil – digitization needs a new mindset
• There are more than 1 billion guns in the world and this is who owns them
• 5 factors driving the Chinese lawtech boom
• Eliminating waste at scale –  opportunities for blockchain 
• There is a mental health crisis in entrepreneurship. Here’s how to tackle it
• This is how AI is putting stress on workers
• Plant more trees: Young forests use carbon most effectively
• This is how our changing climate could increase the risk we face from hurricanes
• US teens have less face time with their friends – and are lonelier than ever
• 6 beautiful scientific visualisations, explained
• Why we need a new social contract for data in healthcare
• Water scarcity is one of the greatest challenges of our time
• Central US states have been hit by record flooding
• Boys’ attention and prosocial behaviour linked to earnings 30 years later
• The Wandering Earth: why you need to see China’s latest sci-fi blockbuster
• These countries have the highest share of electric vehicles
• This app uses augmented reality to rewrite ‘herstory’
• Finland is the world’s happiest country – again
• 4 ways to cyberproof your business during mergers & acquisitions
• What the Christchurch attacks show us about the global spread of Islamophobia
• We must look after forests so they look after us
• In Japan, if you're 76 you're biologically 65
• Africa needs support to build a new model of green development
• George and Amal Clooney are a mission to secure equal rights for everyone
• Does going cashless hurt financial inclusion?
• The AI governance challenge
• What an Indian monsoon 130,000 years ago tells us about climate change today
• This see-through film could help save the planet - and you money
• Spaceflight reactivates dormant viruses. This could be a problem if we want to go to Mars
• Our poisonous air is harming our children’s brains
• Straws made of seaweed could replace plastic alternatives
• These five exercise trends will help society and your health
• Free tampons in schools are not enough to end period poverty say British charities
• What the car industry has done to help fight climate change – and what it needs to do next
• The impact of AI and information technologies on worker stress
• Why saving our forests should be a global priority 
• This is why economics needs to go back to the drawing board
• The problem with capitalism’s magic number
• How to follow our meeting on the Middle East and North Africa 2019
• Americans spent 3 times as much on video games as the cinema last year
• In Tunisia, budding entrepreneurs can take a year off their job 
• 5 neuroscience hacks that will make you happier
• Cyclone Idai hits millions across Africa in record disaster
• 7 key findings about mobile phone and social media use in emerging economies
• The share of women in legislatures around the world is growing, but they are still underrepresented
• A 'national service for the environment'? It could be the key to fighting climate change
• Here’s how cities are tackling the risks of climate change
• Tourism is damaging the ocean. Here’s what we can do to protect it
• Does it pay for cities to be green?
• England is set to run out of water in just 25 years
• In St. Lucia, Britain's Prince Charles touts 'blue economy'
• England to fund free sanitary products for school and college girls
• How governments can use gender budgeting to improve equality
• What Italian board reform tells us about the gender gap
• Bold climate action could create millions of jobs - but we need to make sure women benefit too
• 127 countries now regulate plastic bags. Why aren't we seeing less pollution?
• Thinking local could be the key to helping countries develop
• Climate change is a security threat. We must act now
• Manufacturing is finally entering a new era
• This is the staggering amount of people using the internet
• These countries are home to the highest proportion of refugees in the world
• What I learned from a year of working Danishly
• Everything you need to know about Ireland’s economy
• Poor people are having to pay more for clean water
• How innovation from within is transforming International Organizations as well as lives
• From Sweden to India, school climate strikes have gone global
• The value of failure: How we can make the most of losing
• Greta Thunberg calls for ‘system change not climate change’. Here’s what that could look like
• What you need to know about trade in Brazil - in one map
• Three things Nigeria must do to end extreme poverty
• What Nairobi house prices tell us about the highs and lows of Kenya's middle class boom
• Scientists are tracking where sharks, tuna and ships overlap. This is why
• These are the economies adding the most to global growth in 2019
• We are on the edge of a new ‘cyber’ space age. This is how we make it a success 
• How gender diversity at the top can boost the bottom line - and improve the world
• In polarized America, a new divide looms
• How three US cities are using data to end homelessness
• This is what people find distracting at work
• What happened to all the hype about Universal Basic Income?
• What it’s like to raise children in the world’s most polluted capital
• This drone is a sheepdog
• Is a toxic political environment allowing hate to flourish?
• Berlin transit agency offers women's discount on Equal Pay Day
• The 8 vital questions we need to address about international cybersecurity
• If people aren’t responding to climate warnings, we need to change the message
• As oceans absorb CO2 at a faster rate, bigger challenges emerge
• 9 years in, 9 things to know about the Syrian civil war
• Which countries are best at attracting high-skilled workers?
• These are the jobs increasingly at risk from automation
• This is New York City's $10 billion plan to 'climate-proof' itself
• 5 things you need to know about water
• How to save the internet, why women are paid less and other top stories of the week
• 1 in 13 young British people have PTSD. Here’s why
• 5 steps that could end the plastic pollution crisis – and save our ocean
• Why Nordic nations are the best places to have children
• For the first time ever there are more people over 65 than under 5
• What happiness can teach us about how we measure human development
• We’ve gained so much materially. But this is what we’ve lost
• This robot can help you eat your dinner
• Hackers are causing blackouts. It's time to boost our cyber resilience
• 5 charts that reveal the state of the global arms trade
• Vienna has the world's best quality of living
• Smart devices must come with trust already installed 
• Scientists have used a quantum computer to turn back time
• This is what happens in a minute on the internet
• Women are the modern literary heroines. This is why
• These seven moral rules unite human beings, according to research
• Hospital disinfectants should be regulated like antibiotics new study suggests
• Working women are more at risk of job automation than men
• Europe is no longer an innovation leader. Here's how it can get ahead
• Flexible working can make work-life balance worse, a German study finds
• This robot could be conducting your next job interview
• Which are the world’s most popular emojis?
• Why AI will make healthcare personal
• James Bond goes green in new movie with electric Aston Martin 
• Meatless Monday is expanding to all public schools in New York City
• This is how much money US millennials owe already
• Mind the (gender) gap: why we should stand together on inclusion
• Mali just took a huge step towards universal healthcare
• France says ‘oui’ to feminine job titles
• Italy has banned unvaccinated children from schools
• Indonesia has a plan to deal with its plastic waste problem
• Switzerland ranked as best country for women's rights, according to the OECD
• This is what the ancient Greeks had to say about robotics and AI
• These countries are the most dangerous for wildlife
• Should you listen to music while working? Here's what experts say
• Mapped: How climate change affects extreme weather around the world
• 2018 saw China expand its switch from polluting coal
• Air pollution killing more people than smoking, say scientists
• An economic manifesto to build a better world
• Malaysia can show the way towards a holistic model for human rights
• Three ways Finland leads the world - aside from education
• Four lessons for a successful switch to value-based healthcare 
• This cheap, 700-year old solution could change billions of lives
• Here’s how racial stereotypes can affect a student’s success in STEM
• Women tend to be diagnosed with disease later than men
• Finland, Switzerland and New Zealand lead the way at teaching skills for the future
• In Wales, ‘rubbish police’ shake down garbage bags for recyclables
• 4 ways the web has changed our lives – and will shape our future
• The digital skills gap is widening fast. Here’s how to bridge it
• How much sleep do teenagers really need?
• Can you tell a real face from an AI fake?
• Artificial intelligence must know when to ask for human help
• If AI is used to create art, who gets the credit?
• Why extinct species seem to be returning from the dead
• This Ethiopian crop was so popular exports had to be banned, so how can it take advantage of this demand?
• Which countries have the most immigrants?
• 1,700+ species now at risk from human action, researchers report
• There are now four competing visions of the internet. How should they be governed?
• Water is a growing source of global conflict. Here’s what we need to do
• The web is 30 years old. What better time to fight for its future?
• Average Work Week Hours in Different Countries
• A call for a new crop of innovators
• The world’s most expensive places to own a home
• Methane levels are increasing – and scientists aren’t sure why
• New York City has a plan to fight fast fashion waste. Here’s how it works
• The vital role of women in creating a lasting Afghan peace 
• You can make a difference in North Korea. Here's how
• A question following International Women's Day: where does 'she' belong?
• Gender parity can boost economic growth. Here's how
• Academia has a gender equality problem. Here's how to fix it
• We have a chance to build the gender-equal workplaces of the future. Here's how 
• It's time to fulfil the promises made to women 25 years ago 
• It's time for financial services to embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here's why
• These are the best countries for female workers
• A trip to the front lines of the fight against Ebola
• Why we're living in the 'Asian Century'
• These are the benefits of learning a second language
• 5 innovations that have advanced women’s rights
• 7 surprising and outrageous stats about gender inequality
• A chimpanzee cultural collapse is underway, and it’s driven by humans
• The Middle East's first zero-waste shop has opened in Beirut
• Unsafe air, the coming water shortages in the US and other top stories of the week
• Meet the 2019 Class of Young Global Leaders
• Protecting women in public life is a global political issue that affects us all. Here’s why
• International Women's Day: Where does she belong?
• Better data can help close the global gender gap
• Is women's progress stalling at your company? Here's how to get it moving again
• The first all-female spacewalk is set to happen later this month
• Abu Dhabi just switched on the world's largest 'virtual battery plant'
• 'Community' refrigerators aim to freeze out food waste
• 5 books on work by French authors that you should read on your commute
• A must-read list: The enduring contributions of African-American women writers
• Nigeria: what Muhammadu Buhari’s re-election means for Africa’s biggest economy
• What China said about economic policy at its parliamentary meeting
• Global economic growth forecasts cut again by OECD
• Why #Wherearethewomen? is an $11 trillion question
• How to beat gender stereotypes: learn, speak up and react
• How do we decide if an animal is extinct?
• This heroic doctor is waging war on rape and the stigma around it
• These new maps could tell us where in the US is most at risk from drought
• Could gendered language be responsible for excluding women from power?
• Traffic congestion cost the US economy nearly $87 billion in 2018
• What people want – ignore at your peril
• Europe’s crucial year: Will it rise to the challenge?
• Why getting workplace diversity right isn't for the faint-hearted
• 5 ways governments can unleash the power of young entrepreneurs
• Energy innovation relies on pricing CO2, according to German government advisors
• Seven trends shaping the future of the mining and metals industry
• India's Kerala to give workers a 3 hour break 
• MSF-run hospital develops 3D printed prosthetics for war victims
• All about that bass: carmakers seek electric car sounds for post-petrol era
• Investors are increasingly considering their environmental and social impact, according to a new study
• How does the borrowing behaviour of public and private firms differ? 
• This is how crowdfunding can level the research playing field
• Password managers aren't all they're cracked up to be. Here's why
• Our love affair with smartphones has grown deeper than you think
• Bill Gates’ top 10 breakthrough technologies of 2019
• Wind farms now provide 14% of EU power – these countries are leading the way
• Autonomous drones can help search and rescue after disasters
• This is the strange paradox that stops women from applying for jobs
• In rural Nepal, solar irrigation is helping keep families together
• An economist explains why women are paid less
• 7 of the world’s 10 most polluted cities are in India
• Virtual reality adds to tourism through touch, smell and real people’s experiences
• Heatwaves are destroying ocean ecosystems like wildfires
• For the first time, we can measure the human footprint on Antarctica
• Australian sports sign up to gender pay equality scheme
• In Ethiopia, climate change leads herders to retrain as farmers
• Dublin's homeless are being retrained as city tour guides
• Changing morals: we’re more compassionate than 100 years ago, but more judgmental too
• What's the future of the city of London? 
• Ninja innovation and the future of work
• Will Hawaii ban purposeful killing and abuse of sharks and rays?
• Most women give birth in hospital – but it’s got more to do with World War II than health
• Migration in Asia: Where is everybody going?
• Gender equality in STEM is possible. These countries prove it
• Fake news: What it is, and how to spot it
• The top 10 risks to the global economy, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit
• London HIV patient becomes world's second AIDS cure hope
• Monster avocados and bread beer: 12 technologies fighting food waste
• Here are 4 tips for governing by design in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Here’s how art could help us tackle air pollution
• Here are the biggest cybercrime trends of 2019
• This interactive map tracks your vocal emotions
• Here’s how technology is stopping coffee from going extinct
• Out-of-work US men are unhappier than men almost anywhere else
• Why culture is the key to helping cities heal after disasters
• There are four types of loneliness, according to researchers 
• The lightest element in the universe and its enormous role in our lives
• Less fluff, more stuff: The science of productive meetings
• How did reading and writing evolve? Neuroscience gives us some clues
• Your chocolate can help save the planet. Here’s how
• Here’s how we can encourage more women into the STEM fields
• How lightning could protect against cyber-criminals 
• This map shows the extent of the entire internet in 1973
• We talk about artistic inspiration all the time – but scientific inspiration is a thing too
• Print your city? 3D printing is revolutionizing our urban futures
• The countries with the most satellites in space
• Growing up near green space is good for your mental health as an adult
• Can Qatar's low-carbon city show a greener Middle East future?
• Reducing tensions between India and Pakistan needs a regional effort. Here’s how it can happen
• Women have just three-quarters of the economic rights of men – World Bank 
• Meet Tarpé Mills, groundbreaking artist behind the comic world's first female superhero
• This is the story of Adélaïde Labille-Guiard – an extraordinary painter, forgotten by history
• Twitter shows how quickly we adapt to wild weather
• Why women in Rwanda are learning to fish
• Why memories of music cannot be lost to Alzheimer's and dementia
• Why the foundations of the modern world are costing the earth
• Re-envisioning the role of natural gas in a clean energy future
• Last summer was Australia's hottest on record - here's what this means
• Is there a social solution to automation?
• The healthiest countries, youth v corruption and other top stories of the week
• This is how Britain saved some of its most precious wildlife from the threat of extinction
• These are just some of the hidden impacts of Britain's winter warmth
• How a good night's sleep can 'clean' your brain
• Companies are evolving when it comes to transgender rights – here’s how
• This is what the North Korea-US summit means for the region

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