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• Human rights can help fix the economy. Here's how
• AI could take control of human birth. Here's how
• Air pollution has been linked to autism after this study of children in Shanghai
• Hiring more female leaders is good for profits. Here’s the evidence
• How do we really feel about women in leadership?
• Davos 2019: Meet the Crystal Award winners
• A year of discovery: These new animal species were discovered in 2018
• Why starting a new career in Japan may be easier than ever before
• Microsoft calls on companies to adopt a facial recognition code of conduct
• The hidden face of conflict – maternal mortality
• Is demographic change the key to development?
• Why geoblocking means the web is no longer worldwide
• How Africa can rebuild its scientific talent and return to the pinnacle of innovation
• Why do humanitarian crises disproportionately affect women?
• Vegetarianism is good for the economy too
• These are 3 major challenges for the world in 2019
• Why procrastinating like Da Vinci and Darwin can be a good thing
• Here's what other nations can learn from Korea's pop music industry
• As the Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 70 - is it time for a new approach? 
• Migrants are 'healthier and live longer' than residents in their host countries
• We can’t rid Asia of natural disasters. But we can prepare for them
• Scientists have created biodegradable microneedles to fight eye disease
• France is closing the Eiffel Tower this weekend because of protests. So what's going on?
• CEOs vs climate change, Indonesia loves globalization and other top stories of the week
• This is how CEOs of multi-billion dollar companies spend their time
• The dark web, the sale of illegal weapons and the impact on international security
• Why the Fourth Industrial Revolution needs more arts graduates
• Women have been written out of science history. It's time to put them back
• It's time to strengthen global digital cooperation
• The macroeconomic benefits of gender diversity
• How GDP distorts our view on what is important
• The future of crypto-assets, from opportunities to policy implications
• Tourism and marine parks threaten Thailand's 'people of the sea'
• The first global women's disability award aims to break stereotypes
• This Chinese news app will pay you to use it
• How gender inequality could damage Scotland’s economy
• How blockchain brings social benefits to emerging economies
• The geopolitical impact of China’s approach to fighting climate change
• Why Asia-Pacific is especially prone to natural disasters
• What you need to know to understand Belt and Road
• How cities are failing to be inclusive - and what they can do about it
• China greenlights first underwater high-speed railway
• MI6 chief calls for espionage 4.0 in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• How major cities can fight climate change... and make billions
• This is how to sustainably feed 10 billion people by 2050
• What lottery wins tell us about inheritance tax
• Here are 4 ways investors can influence more secure and responsible innovation
• Going the extra mile: Distant lending and credit cycles
• How building renovations can speed up the electric vehicle revolution
• Lego is teaming with Sesame Street to help refugee kids play
• Egyptian women race in Cairo to campaign for end to violence
• Meet the tiny gribble, who may be the answer to greener biofuels
• Market liquidity, leverage, and regulation ten years after the crisis
• What do Africa's upcoming elections mean for democracy?
• Ethiopia aims to blast its economy forward with a satellite launch
• How the finance industry can save the world
• The 'new American farmer' isn't who you'd expect
• This is how travel hotspots are fighting back against overtourism
• How revealing the cost of coal makes us all better off
• Kenya is aiming to be powered entirely by green energy by 2020
• In Rwanda, high-speed drones are delivering blood to remote communities
• Why some US Democrats want a ‘Green New Deal’ to tackle climate change
• This is why reading fiction is as important now as it ever was
• This new test could be used to detect and diagnose all types of cancer
• A more stable EMU does not require a central fiscal capacity
• Bill Gates: 5 books I loved in 2018
• Here are 24 cognitive biases that are warping your perception of reality
• Nigeria is turning to renewables to meet the energy demands of a growing population
• How Bangladesh can thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• This animation shows how much energy the natural world produces
• This is what the world needs to do to save itself from disastrous climate change
• High internet taxes are restricting access and slowing economic growth
• Tunisia wants to change inheritance rules to boost gender equality
• Which faces should the UK put on its banknotes?
• Make way for a new superhero: the devoted Japanese father
• David Attenborough says climate change is 'our greatest threat in thousands of years'
• Why China's ruling party is playing Cupid to the young and loveless
• This is how big data can predict the next best-seller
• We need a global convention to end workplace sexual harassment
• Why Indonesians fight like Avengers for globalization
• 12 children's books that influenced highly successful people
• Here are 15 sci-fi books that actually predicted the future
• Why I quit my day job researching happiness and started cycling to Bhutan
• Brexit has already hurt EU and non-EU exports by up to 13%
• Somalia’s e-commerce businesses are rising against all odds
• Here's how New Orleans is working to prevent coastline erosion
• 2019: A space odyssey that will take humankind further than ever before  
• This mobile app is using satellite imagery to help African farmers fight pests
• This is how your birthplace will influence the person you become
• Women’s rights in Asia – how far have we come?
• These are the most powerful cities in the world
• Cities are planting more trees to fight climate change and improve healthy living
• Transport reform is crucial to limiting the worst effects of climate change 
• Here’s how to build inclusive technology, today
• The US gender pay-gap is bigger than first thought
• The COP24 climate talks have emphasised the need for urgent action
• This office block is Australia’s tallest wooden building
• Canada wants to take in more than 1 million new immigrants in the next 3 years
• The US-China trade war reaches a ceasefire after Trump-Xi summit
• Scientists have discovered how memories are inherited
• Singapore is launching an on-demand bus service to cut congestion
• Can the EU deliver on its military ambitions after Brexit?
• It’s time for India to wake up to invisible disabilities
• Madrid is banning high-polluting vehicles from the city centre
• Businesses can lead a revolution in disability inclusion
• This new robotic limb can be controlled with your mind
• This is what Earth might look like when the next supercontinent forms
• What do US-China tensions mean for Asia? 
• Banks can fight financial crime. But we can’t do it alone
• Should tech companies pay us for our data? 
• The EU wants to be carbon neutral by 2050
• Japan has so many empty homes it's giving them away
• Why NASA is offering $2.6 billion to companies who can get the US back to the moon
• Icelandic farmers' secret ingredient? Volcanoes
• A paradise for women, future hiring and other top stories of the week
• These are the 3 key issues to watch at the COP24 climate summit
• Japan's economy in five charts
• This is how ISIS plans to get rich again and wreak havoc
• How China raised the stakes for electric vehicles
• Our food is killing us, according to a new study
• How India’s ultra-rich population is growing faster than anywhere else
• Employees at this company work on a virtual reality island
• How Blockchain and AI can help to protect the oceans
• How to think local about the global tech companies
• Sci-fi movies are the secret weapon that could help Silicon Valley grow up
• Why the tech giants of Silicon Valley must rebuild trust after explosive beginnings
• How living with HIV and Aids has changed, more than 30 years on
• Business is stepping up its fight against climate change. This is how
• Postal workers in France are helping elderly people fight loneliness 
• Why climate change is the biggest global health threat of the century
• An open letter from business to world leaders: “Be ambitious, and together we can address climate change”  
• When more women join the workforce, everyone benefits. Here’s why
• This AI can reproduce old works of art in stunning detail
• This is how rich countries feel about women in power
• Texting is a daily source of stress for 1/3 of people - are you one of them?
• Why Generation Z has a totally different approach to money
• India is now a world leader in renewable energy. Here's how
• Smoking in the US has reached an all-time low. Here's why
• These comics show the horrors refugees face from a powerful new viewpoint
• Here are 5 ways we can help robots and people work together
• This technology allows paralysed people to communicate with the power of their mind
• How the powerful science of behaviour change can make us healthier
• Family-friendly Swiss trains are playgrounds on wheels
• The Philippines' growing middle class is on track to outspend Italy’s by 2030
• To combat Japan’s karoshi, some firms allow tired workers to nap on the job
• Technophobe or technophile? We need more conversation about digital transformation
• The countries where you're most likely to be replaced by a robot
• Countries must triple their efforts to reach 2030 emissions target, says the UN
• Why Cameroon’s internal conflict now threatens regional security
• France is the world's most food sustainable country
• Climate change is increasing the risk of wildfires
• Why home is the least safe place to be a woman
• What's next for the future of American innovation?
• How video game developers use highly intelligent ecosystems to make virtual worlds eerily like our own
• This AI-powered app aims to help people with autism improve their social skills
• Cybersecurity needs a holistic approach. Here are three ways to build protection
• These countries are best at attracting and nurturing talented workers
• Why is Mars so important for humanity?
• Rethinking these 3 business clichés will make you a better leader
• South Africa still hasn’t won LGBTQ+ equality. Here are 5 reasons why
• Q&A: What if the public sector worked more like TripAdvisor?
• Why this city is paying people to move there
• The important link between violence against women and children
• How black women are pushing back on the 'postracial' myth
• Is it time looted artefacts were returned to the cultures that made them? 
• Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has reached a 10-year high
• How hydrogen can power the digital revolution
• How Ghana is working to improve the banking sector
• How India can lead the world into the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Here's what NASA believed living in space would look like in 1975
• How machine learning can be effectively used in policy targeting
• How learning new skills can save your job from the robots
• Children aren't getting enough sunlight, and it's affecting their sight
• Bamboo homes could be the future of affordable city housing
• Hiring is broken. Here’s how to fix it
• Here's how robots can fight loneliness and ageing
• These nations believe their countries are growing in global importance
• This is what happens when a school swaps french fries for quinoa
• Why we'll never live forever
• 4 ways children say their well-being can be improved
• One in every 200 people in England is now homeless
• How cities will lead the electric transport revolution
• Here are the ECB’s measures of underlying inflation for the euro area
• This store in New York lets you buy Christmas presents for refugees
• Rising temperatures will lead to a boom in Lyme disease cases
• Loneliness is not inevitable. Here's how cities can fight back
• Universal energy access is a major challenge for the Arab world. Here's why
• Conservation efforts could be boosted by focus on 'ecoregions' 
• Do women have to do more than men to prove themselves in the workplace?
• Men and women experience happiness in different ways. Here's why
• Taxpayers hate to lose: how psychology can help increase collection
• What the Brexit referendum tells us about exchange rates and trading relations
• AI versus lawyers, vaccines for everything and other top stories of the week
• We can't make progress without investing in mental health
• Blockchain can revolutionise the energy industry in Africa
• This Norwegian cruise line plans to power its ships with rotting fish
• Amazon indigenous groups want to create a nature sanctuary the size of Mexico
• The unbelievably simple way to cut greenhouse gas emissions from the food sector in half
• The level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has hit a record high, according to the UN 
• We must work together to build a new world order. This is how we can do it
• Here's how work has changed in the past 100 years
• The keys to preventing conflict between countries
• Is there a right age to have a child?
• Podcasts are dominated by male voices, these women want to change that
• What we can learn from 19th century France about the effects of mitigating counterparty risk
• How civil diplomacy can transform countries’ relations
• How intertwined supply chains can lead to economic shocks, and why we must protect against it
• As growth slows, we must be ready for the next economic crisis
• How flooding causes damaging carbon to course through ecosystems
• The sale of petrol and diesel vehicles in Israel will be banned by 2030
• Grappling with taboos, Iraqi women join wrestling squad
• How TV is having a positive effect on children's perception of gender
• One year on from the #MeToo movement, what exactly has changed?
• Here's why intelligent people are happiest alone 
• How has the G20 performed on its sustainable and inclusive growth goals?
• How to build a paradise for women. A lesson from Iceland 
• Trade in Africa should be free, but it must be inclusive
• Why human impact on coral reefs could take millions of years to fix
• Why CFOs need to rethink what it means to create value
• How urban expansion threatens wildlife and assists climate change
• Over half of women in five of the world's biggest cities say safety is their biggest concern
• How the attraction of businesses can lead to inefficiency in the economy
• Here's how businesses can enable agile boards
• Chart of the day: What if deforestation were a country?
• Students in Milan are moving in with the elderly to fight loneliness and save money 
• 3 ways business leaders can build digital trust 
• Is income inequality rising around the world?
• A remote school in a Brazilian jungle has been named the world's best new building
• Women in India are tackling the rural energy crisis with solar power
• MIT has created a plane without any moving parts
• 4 steps SMEs can take for their development and long-term business success
• This workshop is dedicated to helping cancer patients feel beautiful
• How your commuting time also influences your family labour supply
• Island fishermen in Columbia dive into action to save the coral
• Solar roofs could be the future of the car industry
• Heard about deepfakes? Don’t panic. Prepare
• 20 million girls in developing countries lack adequate contraception
• How minimum wage and income tax credits affect criminal recidivism rates
• These are the global trends in interest rates over the past 150 years
• The global talent race heats up as countries and businesses compete for the best and brightest
• 5 ways Denmark is preparing for the future of work
• The economics of Thanksgiving
• What is adversarial artificial intelligence and why does it matter?
• What the buoyant US economy means for the rest of the world
• The first ever kidney delivered by drone was a flying success
• The first AI-scripted commercial is here - and it’s surprisingly good
• How can technology be used in the battle against world hunger?
• Finding meaning in these four areas of life is the key to satisfaction
• How cleaning up sulfur-emitting coal plants could improve local health
• UK charities launch legal aid to change the gender pay gap
• How coffee and cocoa provided these farmers with the tools to escape the drug trade
• Why rich countries are seeing more poverty
• How unmanaged globalisation is damaging communities
• This is the taxation and labour supply of married couples from the US and Europe since the 1980s
• American women are 50% more likely to die in childbirth than their mothers
• 6 ways China and the United States could jumpstart trade reforms
• Why this English fish and chip shop has a Mandarin menu
• What empty homes and hipster coffee shops tell us about globalization
• Air pollution is the world's top killer, according to new research
• This 10-year-old coder has caught the attention of Google and Microsoft
• China is leading Asia's aviation boom. Here's how
• Can our oceans be saved by following the model of national parks?
• Could food be the secret to creating international unity?
• Here's how vaccines can help fight 'superbugs'
• Here's why women should be more concerned by the robot revolution than men
• India has just opened its first Elephant hospital
• Here's what the shipping container has done for globalization 
• Cybersecurity's greatest weakness is also its best line of defence
• AI is convicting criminals and determining jail time, but is it fair?
• Destroying nuclear waste to create clean energy? It can be done
• Clonakilty has become Ireland’s first autism-friendly town
• Finland is a world leader in clean energy. Here’s what’s driving its success
• These are the 10 busiest metros in the world
• 5 innovative ways your coffee grounds can be recycled
• A lack of school toilets is putting 620 million children in danger. Here's what needs to be done
• Girls hold the key to Zambia’s future
• Why the UN is investigating poverty in the United Kingdom
• South Asia can become an innovation hub. Here's how
• The world's largest battery system is being introduced in California
• France will curb palm oil and beef imports to fight 'imported deforestation'
• It's time to scale up the hydrogen economy. Here's why
• Why banks will need to prepare for robots going rogue
• 3 ways to nurture collaboration between universities and industry
• Ethiopia is mending relations with its neighbours under its new prime minister
• Pakistan’s digital revolution is happening faster than you think
• Cashless Sweden, the new Great Game and other top stories of the week
• In India, IKEA is going to use agricultural waste to make furniture - and tackle pollution
• Bad boss? It could be your fault and here's why 
• Marriages in the US are on the decline. Here's why
• What this study of knitters tells us about entrepreneurship 
• This mobile app is paying refugees to train artificial intelligence
• Why we all need to talk about math
• India's all-women police stations are keeping women safer than before. Here's how
• These Colombian fishermen are being paid to farm coral in an underwater garden
• Social justice and teamwork are the future of globalization
• Why South Korea falls silent once a year for its students
• This American state is using a new pay-as-you-throw programme to have a big impact on waste
• 70% of women in Tokyo back single-sex transport amid safety concerns
• This physicist explains why the kilogram is being redefined 
• These are the 10 biggest concerns for women on public transport
• 4 ways 3D printing can revolutionize manufacturing
• Why import promotion could increase China’s trade surplus
• How can we eradicate poverty by 2030?
• These refugee children have danced in the snow for the first time
• We need to understand more about the role of women as peacekeepers. Here’s why
• Companies that put employees first perform better
• The ocean floor is dissolving and it's our fault 
• This cult German board game is set on saving the world
• Here's how AI is shining a light on female scientists
• This AI outperformed 20 corporate lawyers at legal work
• How our food system is eating away at nature, and our future
• What does a chemical do? Addressing misconceptions about chemistry
• French officials are going to work at Facebook for 6 months
• Human evolution is still happening – possibly faster than ever
• This new measure uses 55 years of data to look at the risk of your job being automated
• Why a good education isn't always the key to social mobility
• Christine Lagarde: Is it time for a new digital currency?
• Future fit: 3 ways fashion can be more sustainable
• Why the air conditioning industry is key to solving the world's rising temperatures
• China’s 'artificial sun' is now hot enough for nuclear fusion
• Globalization 4.0 must build a better world for working people
• Africa is ready for long-term investment. Here's why
• Central bank balance sheets and monetary policy
• Why are wildfires getting worse?
• This is Stan Lee's billion-dollar legacy
• These female refugees in Lebanon created an organic rooftop garden 
• This Kenyan school is making water from thin air
• Europe's poor investment in digital is threatening prosperity. Here's what its start-ups need
• Women in tech are calling for greater job opportunities 
• Why is private investment in public infrastructure declining? 
• 3 lessons from India in creating equal access to vaccines
• Here's how Stan Lee influenced modern culture
• Kenyan farmers are 'tree hopping'
• Mali farmers are using hybrid crops to fight drought 
• This is the impact of the 2008 crisis you might not have expected
• How Finland's giant second-hand supermarkets are promoting sustainable production
• Why China will soon be the world's top destination for tourists
• Daughters are influencing their fathers' vote. Here's how
• With only 1.3% female pilots, how is China addressing this gender gap in the sky
• What Ghana can teach us about integrating refugees
• What's the future of economic convergence? 
• 4 ways the US can take the lead in the fight against human trafficking 
• Here's how you can stop antimicrobial resistance and save lives for just $2
• Could the 2008 financial crisis have been predicted and avoided?
• You can now pay to name 12 new plant and animal species
• The Earth has more than one 'moon'
• Greater Paris is going to ban old diesel cars from next summer
• Don't dismiss start-ups founded by millennials. This is how they succeed
• A good night's sleep is a relatively modern concept, but is it the right one?
• How a 16th century experiment could still be making you richer
• How to future-proof India’s economy
• Here are three key ways that data analytics can improve the workplace
• Want to engage teenagers in politics? How about blogging
• Is a robot coming for your job? 
• Chart of the day: Which countries have the biggest share of global household wealth?
• Scotland is making it mandatory for government schools to teach LGBT+ issues
• These patients are sharing their data to improve healthcare standards
• Alibaba made a smart screen to help blind people shop and it costs next to nothing
• These US cities are copying the Dutch approach to stopping flooding
• Alibaba has smashed its Singles' Day spending record
• Here's how a mind control video game could help people with mental health disorders
• This is the link between coping with uncertainty and our mental health
• There's a physical activity gender gap - but nature could be the answer
• This is how class and social mobility can impact your health
• How a good relationship with your boss will make you less stressed and perform better at work
• Could AI make doctors obsolete?
• These 5 projects are using big data to solve some of the world's biggest problems
• This personality test is used by the military and major corporations. Here's what you should know
• Bitcoin mining uses as much energy as mining for gold, according to new research
• Electricity could be the future of medicine. Here's why
• Scientists have successfully created a fifth state of matter in space
• Consciousness has a new theory
• This 13-year-old scientist has invented a better way to treat pancreatic cancer
• The next economic crisis could cause a global conflict. Here's why
• How to prevent World War 3
• How can we make entrepreneurship serve the greater good?
• Why Sweden's cashless society is no longer a utopia
• Superconductors: the miracle materials powering an energy revolution
• What did 9/11 tell us about whales? 
• This app will locate the nearest place to fill your water bottle
• America's economic mobility, mapped
• The definition of our freedom has changed. Here's how
• The executive gender pay gap is closing - but women are still seriously unrepresented 
• Female surgeons in the US earn $1 million less than men
• This is how honesty and trust can affect investment decisions
• We need to get our prescription right for the physical inactivity pandemic 
• The risks of interbank market fragmentation
• This is the link between gender inequality and child mortality 
• Miami has transformed the area under a railway into a 10-mile long park
• 1.5 million people in Florida just got their right to vote back. Here's why
• There's been a 'huge and significant decline' in FGM in African children. But that doesn't tell the whole story
• The healthiest people in the world don't go to the gym
• The three key characteristics every leader should have, according to Microsoft's CEO
• Paris is launching a massive fleet of electric bicycles
• Investment to help women and girls has surged  
• Globalization 4.0, designer babies and other top stories of the week
• Your home could be lit by jellyfish in the future
• Meet the mobile charity that gives the homeless free showers and washes their clothes
• Economists have put two basic theories of exchange rate equilibrium to the test 
• This Chinese news agency has two new AI anchors
• Deep fakes could threaten democracy. What are they and what can be done?
• India is suffering the 'worst water crisis in its history'
• A Chinese recession would be detrimental to the world. Here's how
• The digital south is rising rapidly - and China and India are leading the way 
• The Fourth Industrial Revolution is driving Globalization 4.0
• This manga-style artist is drawing stories of historically powerful women
• What the Amazon rainforest tells us about globalization
• 9 stories from China you might have missed in October
• Here are the global top 10 risks for doing business
• This is what you need to know about Singles' Day
• Competition is driving down renewable energy costs. That's good news for the planet
• I deliberately sent myself to prison in Iceland. This is what I learned
• How diversity and risk governance can help companies manage an uncertain future
• The best place to live? Not Norway, according to this research
• How to end overfishing in the global South
• Inclusion and diversity isn't just good for employees – it's good for the bottom line
• What will it take for the world’s third-largest economy to empower women?
• The green hydrogen revolution has started, and it won't be stopped
• This woman is solving one of the biggest problems facing green energy
• 3 natural mysteries that could be explained by quantum physics
• Music can help young children with reading. This is how
• California is banning the sale of eggs from caged hens
• This is how different religious groups voted in the US midterms 
• Combatting the problem of online radicalization in Africa
• Here are three ways Africa's youth are defeating corruption
• GDP is no longer an accurate measure of economic progress. Here's why
• The future of energy in Puerto Rico is renewable
• Women can now apply for all jobs in the UK military 
• First-generation US college students earn less than graduates whose parents went to college. This is why
• The sea floor is dissolving and it's our fault
• This is the impact of immigration on US innovation
• Two key economic areas to watch after the US midterms 
• These young women are building Kyrgyzstan's first satellite 
• Policymakers must act now to prepare for the coming consequences of climate change
• How banking with blockchain can stamp out corruption and increase financial inclusion
• Three things the world can learn from contemporary Muslim women's fashion
• Why we're much too pessimistic about the impact of technology
• This mystery particle would need physics so weird nobody has even thought of it
• Predicting justice: what if algorithms entered the courthouse?
• How do we build an ethical framework for the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
• We need to rethink neuroscience. And you can help us
• Here are five priorities for better cooperation on mental health
• These life-saving drugs are made from deadly venom
• Amsterdam is developing a fleet of autonomous boats to reduce city traffic
• How ducks are helping Bangladeshi farmers cope with cyclones
• How a new approach to meat can help end hunger
• How sustainable infrastructure can help us fight climate change
• Why Bill Gates brought a jar of human waste to a speech
• 'Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Storage' system can store solar energy as liquid fuel
• 9 out of 10 Americans would take a pay cut for more meaningful work
• Britain's renewables capacity has surpassed fossil fuels
• Mexico could be a step closer to legalising marijuana 
• Why taxing meat could save hundreds of thousands of lives every year
• This is how we can create a third wave of poverty reduction
• The US midterms was an election of "firsts"
• How to stop data leaks
• Global climate action needs to go viral. Here's how
• An unexpected weapon in the fight against climate change? Seagrass
• This simple reaction could make antibiotics more effective against drug-resistant bacteria
• As genome editing moves from the lab into the clinic, the ethical debate can no longer be hypothetical
• Female executives are closing the gender pay gap with men
• What makes a disease eradicable?
• Your memories of your parents could have long-term health effects
• This is what US wealth inequality looks like, imagined as just 100 homes
• US midterm elections: what you need to know
• Nordic noir: The unhappiness epidemic affecting young people in the world’s happiest countries
• Where EU air pollution is deadliest
• Your smartphone may know more about your mental health than you
• The fat from your next takeaway meal could help clean up global shipping
• The intoxicating science of animal venom. What you need to know
• The inventor of the internet is concerned about its future. Here's why
• 8 fascinating and fearsome frontiers of science you should know about
• Christine Lagarde: This is what we can still learn from the Great War
• Bangladesh, South Africa and Bolivia all beat the US for women’s representation in politics
• What are the real debates surrounding immigration in an increasingly globalized world?
• Globalization 4.0 – what does it mean?
• To be fair or to be sustainable? That is the (retirement) question
• This is how moving to another country can affect your gut bacteria
• What is inclusive capitalism, and why does it matter? 
• This billion-dollar campaign wants to protect 30% of the planet by 2030
• Here’s how millennials can make globalization 4.0 work for all
• Open-plan offices make workers less collaborative, Harvard study finds
• India's capital experiences high levels of pollution as Diwali approaches
• Why the Gulf states' growing naval power may not be all it seems
• This island nation is banning certain types of sunscreen
• There's a refugee crisis in our oceans
• Could fleets of drones be the future of search and rescue?
• 5 ways technology is helping improve governance in Asia
• Here's how freelancers are changing the world of work
• There's a very good reason why children like to read the same story over and over again
• How to address Japan's shrinking labour force
• How does bike-sharing really impact cities?
• Finland publishes everyone's taxes on 'National Jealousy Day'
• How energy infrastructure is shaping geopolitics in East Asia

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