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• Is the energy industry meeting its sustainability goals? 
• What we can learn from Asia’s courts of the future
• This is how long everyday plastic items last in the ocean
• 100 years after Polish independence, 5 reasons to be cheerful for the future
• Immigrants make good entrepreneurs. This study proves it
• Shenzhen just made all its buses electric, and taxis are next
• Global ageing is a challenge - and an opportunity
• Utopia from scratch, 60% of wildlife gone and other stories of the week
• A new pact between India and China sends an important global signal. Here's why
• What makes Antarctica so interesting to the international community?
• Is the English language too powerful?
• What the world's first cyber attack has taught us about cybersecurity
• These are the easiest places in the world to do business
• This is what makes a successful leader
• This is one of the most important but least recognized achievements in human history
• 3 people with spinal cord injuries are now able to walk again thanks to this technology
• Understanding the gender gap in the Global South
• This photographer reversed the genders in ‘Mad Men’ era ads
• We need to unlock big data for the many, not just the few
• Ever ordered a vegan meal? You will soon. This is why
• Why salaries could finally be on the way up
• How to stop plastic pollution at source
• Our oceans are 60% hotter than scientists originally thought, according to a new report
• Should Japan introduce daylight savings time?
• What NATO’s latest war games reveal about the state of the alliance
• 2018 was an historic year for the Korean Peninsula, but what lies ahead?
• Angela Merkel's decision marks the end of an era for Germany
• Climate change is an economic problem that needs fixing. Here's why
• Squid could be a vital food source in the future. Here's why
• Your USB is killing the planet. This is the solution.
• Hunter gatherers didn't live very long, right? Not so fast
• Forward Agenda - November 2018
• What Melbourne teaches us about fast-growing cities and procrastination
• These glaciers in Canada are melting at an alarming rate
• AI and technological innovation must head to the Global South
• We no longer have faith in technology to solve global issues
• Renewable energy jobs are at risk from a skills gap
• There’s a new space race: India vs Pakistan
• Apps used by children are often full of adverts. This is why it's a problem
• Why the minibus will survive Jakarta's transport revolution. Find out more
• How to future-proof our cities against climate change
• How cities can take the lead on global crises
• Bitcoin is 10 years old: This is how it began and where it's headed
• This is why people live, work and stay in a growing city
• Education inequality remains prevalent in the world's richest countries
• The collision of these 3 geographies is creating a new world order
• Ships are silencing the songs of Humpback whales. This is why that matters
• Jordan's capital is creating green mosques and schools to tackle emissions
• How much progress has been made on the New Urban Agenda?
• These are the most profitable industries in every US state
• Why working together is the only way to reap the benefits of AI
• Here's the 8 types of Artificial Intelligence, and what you should know about them
• We've lost 60% of wildlife in less than 50 years
• How much is nature worth? $125 trillion, according to this report
• This Chinese city is using credit scores to keep tabs on dog owners
• These dogs are being trained to hunt malaria 
• From 600 Young Global Leaders, 5 actions to create a sustainable future for all
• Is China the next AI superpower?
• Successful leaders follow their moral compass, according to new research
• More than 90% of the world’s children are breathing toxic air
• Nearly 1 in 5 US teens can’t finish their homework because of the digital divide
• Saving the world starts with the Arctic. Here's why
• This AI can spot fake robbery reports
• Researchers have found that procrastinators and doers have different brains
• Melbourne is mapping gender equality. How and why?
• This is how much progress we've made on banking reform since the crisis
• How cities, not states, can solve the world's biggest problems
• 5 big challenges facing big cities of the future
• Tackling water scarcity: 4 ways to pull H20 out of thin air
• How AI can inspire doctors to be more inventive
• Why brain passwords could be the future of cybersecurity
• These will be the world's megacities in 2030
• Why we need stronger Arctic governance 
• Electro-culture, the new science of obesity and other top stories of the week 
• A self-driving car can choose who dies in a fatal crash. These are the ethical considerations
• These insect-inspired robots can lift 40 times their weight
• People, not technology, shape the future of manufacturing
• Justin Trudeau has vowed to impose a carbon tax on those unwilling to tackle climate change
• Cataract surgery and your brain health are linked. Here's how
• Kintsugi, or how Japanese pottery could help you deal with setbacks
• 4 steps to help us embrace the Internet of Things
• Intervene, don’t overthink – the new mantra of systems design
• A surprising boost to economic productivity? Surgery
• 7 ways the ‘biological century’ will transform healthcare
• India is building a high-tech sustainable city from scratch
• In this Italian city you get rewarded with beer and ice cream for not driving your car
• These are the world’s best cities to visit in 2019, according to Lonely Planet
• Are we heading for a new nuclear arms race?
• Plastic waste is good and bad for Malaysia. Here's why
• The 5 stages of acceptance as robots enter the workforce
• Half of Yemen's population could soon be on the brink of famine, according to the UN
• Children are safer in countries that have banned smacking
• Here’s how to find a job you really love
• Women in Iceland have walked out of work to dispute the gender pay gap
• Italy has had its 2019 draft budget rejected by the EU
• Global hunger is on the rise. These simple steps could help eradicate it
• The Philippines is reopening a ‘cesspool’ island after a six month clean up
• The EU is planning to ban single-use plastics
• Singapore has an ambitious plan to build daycare centres for as many kids as possible
• Guarding the Silk Road. How China's private security companies are going global
• We're going backwards in tackling hunger - and climate change is a major reason
• We need to talk about integration after migration. Here are four ways we can improve it
• The biggest threat to human rights? People
• Automation is threatening jobs in these US states
• India is planning to build a giant bridge across the Brahmaputra
• How buying a coffee on a train could help tackle homelessness 
• Hong Kong's last fishing village is under serious threat from climate change
• Can green bonds help us manage climate risk?
• What are the issues facing refugee resettlement?
• These Asian economies invested in their people – and it paid off
• These countries spend the most on education
• How smart farming is helping Brazil feed the world
• 5 lessons to help your business take advantage of the AI revolution 
• Here's why the US has withdrawn from an historic 144 year-old treaty
• Why the college dropout myth can hurt your prospects
• Younger Americans are better than their elders at separating fact and opinion
• Doctors in Montreal can now prescribe a visit to an art museum
• Hackers, AI and the risk from deliberate bias
• What are the whereabouts of the world's nuclear weapons?
• State of the climate: New record ocean heat content and a growing El Niño
• This algorithm can help diagnose depression through your Facebook posts
• This remote south Atlantic island shows just how devastating our impact on nature can be
• AI will make you smarter. Here's how.
• Spain will soon overtake Japan in life expectancy rankings. Here’s why
• These are the best countries for expats to live and work in
• China is opening the world’s longest sea-crossing bridge
• This Dutch port is encouraging ships to invest in renewable power
• The world's largest microgrid can be found on this tiny island
• Bill Gates and Benjamin Franklin share this learning habit
• This is why a US-China cold war probably won't happen
• 90% of table salt is contaminated with microplastics, according to a new report
• This surprising combination could be a solution to anti-microbial resistance
• This station recycles the water you use to wash your hands
• Crying once a week is the secret to a stress-free life
• Social media could help older people in pain. Here's how
• A new learning programme: How robots are helping in classrooms
• The US economy currently has 'one of the biggest mismatches in history'
• Virtual reality can make you more empathetic
• Video games could be a short-term answer to science's gender problem
• Stephen Hawking’s final theory on black holes has been published, and you can read it for free
• This Londoner is fixing old bikes and donating them to refugees
• Innovation is the key to the pay-TV industry’s long-term growth
• The autonomous vehicle capital of the world is not where you'd expect
• You might love food, but you don't respect it. This needs to change
• French is now the fifth most spoken world language and growing—thanks to Africans
• How to protect the 2020 Olympics from cyberattackers
• With the right leadership, sustainable finance can help us shift to a low-carbon economy
• These robots could soon be tidying your home
• Why business can no longer turn a blind eye to poor vision
• Why India's wealth isn't reaching women
• The future of African agriculture lies in entrepreneurship. Here's why
• Africa is helping the drone industry get off the ground. Here’s how
• The world's most competitive economy and other top stories of the week
• This augmented reality app teaches children to program robots
• These countries are ranked highest - and lowest - for human development
• China has made a shocking food production discovery – electro culture
• China's economic growth is the weakest since the Credit Crunch
• Where will the 'water wars' of the future be fought?
• This is the world's first fully solar-powered airport
• India’s fertility rate has halved since 1980. This is a good sign for the economy
• Your house will soon be able to recognise if you're depressed. Here's how
• Hungary has introduced a tough new law on rough sleepers
• Why successful peacebuilding means managing natural resources
• What washing your hands can teach you about global change
• There are very few women seafarers in the world, but the industry is working to change that
• These are the shocking numbers behind America's opioid epidemic
• There really are no downsides to more female CEOs. Here’s why
• How big data can help us fight climate change faster
• What Pandora's Box tells us about AI
• Here’s how impact investing can change the world
• Half of Ethiopia's new ministers are women
• Germany is the world’s most innovative economy
• Digital now accounts for half of all US advertising
• Recent typhoons have caused Japan's cherry blossoms to bloom six months early
• More Afghans have been displaced by drought than by conflict this year
• Man Booker Prize 2018: What do we learn when authors speak about their work?
• Can big events really go plastic-free? A water capsule made from seaweed may be the answer
• 70 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, this is why we need dignity more than ever
• Canada has officially legalized marijuana for all adults
• How the Greenland ice sheet fared in 2018
• Could robots do better than our current leaders?
• Why these schools are getting art robots
• The Canadian government wants to end solitary confinement in federal prisons
• Diversity makes the workplace more competitive. Here's why
• How do you measure competitiveness?
• Denmark has the flattest work hierarchy in the world
• These are the four traits of successful entrepreneurs
• What happens to therapists if a patient commits suicide?
• Zimbabwe is using grandmothers and a wooden bench to treat depression
• 10 things you - and your government - should know about competitiveness in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• What makes America the world’s most competitive economy?
• Who are the winners and losers in Africa’s Continental Free Trade area?
• Why a transparent property market helps cities succeed
• These indigenous Indian farmers are fighting deforestation with gourmet coffee
• A 'Roman Brexit' happened 1,500 years ago. Here's what we can learn from it
• These are 2018's most competitive economies
• Why family businesses are better equipped to deal with a fractured world
• As tech disrupts our jobs, it's not too late to turn pain into gain
• One father's advice to his children on the future of work
• Google has built a 'spell check' for breast cancer diagnosis
• It will take the Earth 3 million years to recover from the species going extinct in the near future
• The percentage of unvaccinated toddlers in the US has quadrupled
• Life expectancy in India has increased by 11 years since 1990
• These are the world's most peaceful countries
• Why the fight against corruption is this generation's defining issue
• The new geopolitics of artificial intelligence
• The best Executive MBAs, according to the Financial Times
• India's first women-run train station is proving a huge success
• What hurricanes and hog manure tell us about carbon pricing
• These were Stephen Hawking's last bold predictions on AI, superhumans, and aliens
• A methodology for measuring the collaborative economy
• Our food system is at risk of crossing ‘environmental limits’. Here’s how to ease the pressure
• What an Icelandic volcano tells us about fake news
• Here's how Indonesia is helping Indonesia's farmers
• It's time to change how we measure obesity
• The power of trust and values in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• The crypto hedge fund market is growing rapidly
• Despite what gamers might believe, the ancient world was full of female fighters
• Tobacco is harming far more than just our health
• Women were awarded more PhDs in the US than men last year
• This AI thinks like you to solve problems
• This is how a bookish home helps a child to thrive
• 5 ways to fast-track the transition to a carbon neutral world
• Doctors in Scotland can now prescribe nature
• Australia wants to ban schools from expelling gay students
• How we solved a centuries-old mystery by discovering a rare form of star collision
• The world has a problem with weight stigma. This is why
• 3 trends that could make water security a big test for politicians across nations
• Can inequality be blamed on the Agricultural Revolution?
• Why we're not even ready for the current recovery let alone the next crisis
• Some simple Bitcoin economics
• This Philippine resort city has chosen a 'morally correct' low-carbon path
• Scientists have produced healthy mice from same-sex parents
• War and drought have produced Syria's smallest wheat crop in 30 years
• 36,000 people applied to become an Iraqi government minister
• How elite universities shape upward mobility into top jobs and top incomes
• Can investments be too efficient?
• A loneliness study, fighting war rape and other top stories of the week
• There's a gender difference in how our friends influence our behaviour
• These chefs are fighting hunger and poverty with gastronomy
• Study of 1.6 million grades shows little gender difference in maths and science at school
• Innovation and production in the global economy: The consequences of recent shocks
• India's economy is set to grow faster than China's this year 
• This Indian state has gone 100% organic
• Uniqlo replaced 90% of staff at its Tokyo warehouse with robots
• Mapped: Where ‘afforestation’ is taking place around the world
• Asia and Europe can both gain from better trade links. But they need to cooperate, not compete
• These are the healthiest and best educated countries in the world
• Facebook has built an AI-based tool that fixes the social network when it crashes
• This material can grow and repair itself like a plant
• These are the world's most innovative universities 
• Africa can put bikes in the fast line. Here's how
• In bid for healthier cities, Ethiopia is going green
• One of the world's largest banks has issued an alarming warning about antibiotic resistance
• Could a vaccine one day protect us from malaria? 
• How India is harnessing technology to lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• US trade sanctions could hasten the dollar's demise as the main global currency
• Is China about to launch its own cryptocurrency?
• Climate change is making disasters more expensive
• Here's how data is going to help us phase out fossil fuels
• Children in Singapore will no longer be ranked by exam results. Here's why
• The world's $80 trillion economy - in one chart
• Japan has the world's most powerful passport
• 15 things most people get wrong about Alzheimer's and dementia
• A ‘bee highway’ is being created in Detroit, and it could help offset the dangerous decline of honeybees
• A new study suggests we could make flexible electronics made from exotic materials
• 5 lifestyle changes that could boost your mood and mental health
• These award-winning homes for Cambodian factory workers are setting a trend
• This Swedish startup is 3D printing human organs
• This AI suggests recipes based on photos of food
• Meet 10 of the Young Global Leaders creating a sustainable future
• These forms of exercise are best for your mental health
• Openness to foreigners is ‘essential to who we are as a nation’, according to most Americans
• Seattle is adding people and buildings - but subtracting emissions
• You can now pick a gender-neutral X option for birth certificates in New York City
• Teach girls science and they'll reach for the stars. I should know
• This US city has banned restaurants from throwing away food waste
• This map of Europe could make you totally rethink the refugee crisis
• Most governments have no idea how much they own
• We can save our ocean in three steps - if we act now
• Here's what you need to know about the megacities of the future
• A new study shows just how significant global sea level rise could be
• This startup is opening a robot farm in California
• Facial recognition is helping farmers to keep fish healthy
• 5 ways tech can transform the future of work in India
• This plastic-free bag dissolves in water 
• Half of all mental illness begins by the age of 14
• Ten years after the financial crisis, the global economy is stronger but vulnerable
• Scotland is teaching its school children to be ethical entrepreneurs
• These are the 8 major forces shaping the future of the global economy
• India’s evolving partnership with the Gulf region
• 7 postcards from a flooded world
• Why US cities are changing the Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples' Day
• How India can become a global leader in drone technology
• These countries are doing the most to reduce inequality
• How mushrooms could help save bees
• This new Hyperloop pod could get you from L.A. to San Francisco in 30 minutes
• NASA's Voyager 2 probe is approaching interstellar space
• How drones and data are changing India's farms
• Cities can play a major role in helping and support refugees. Here's how
• Making technology work for 1.3 billion Indians
• It's good that your body has trillions of viruses. Here's why
• Want better STEM research? Add more women to your team
• New York, London mayors encourage disinvestment from fossil fuel industry
• Smart city experts should be looking to emerging markets. Here’s why
• Reading this alone? Recent surveys reveal the curious truth about loneliness
• The IMF has a warning about global growth
• David Attenborough: The planet can’t cope with overpopulation
• From vinyl to streaming: 40 years of the global music industry visualised
• Will new technology in developing countries be a help or a hindrance?
• They won this year’s Nobel for economics. Here’s why their work matters
• Why don't more women win Nobel Prizes in the sciences?
• 3D printing coral reefs won't tackle the problem of human destruction
• China's drought losses predicted to soar as planet warms
• Economic empowerment of women displaced by conflict requires transformative change
• An economist explains why trade deficits aren't a bad thing
• How TV has brought mental health issues into the light – and helped to banish stigma
• Subsidising long-term care: Lessons from subsidy expansions and cuts
• Paraguay is the most positive country in the world
• This UK city is planting a tree for every resident
• What difference would just half a degree of global warming make?
• 8 things some of the world's leading climate scientists want us to know
• The world will exceed its "carbon budget" in 12 years, according to UN report 
• Chernobyl solar farm sets foot on world's worst nuclear disaster site
• How to tackle the terrorist threat in East Africa
• How transparency can help the global economy to grow
• EU markets are more competitive than the US, according to new research
• 4 lessons from Iceland on dealing with a financial crisis
• What four past US Presidents can teach us about leading in turbulent times
• How the loss of Native American languages affects our understanding of the natural world
• The world's first commercial flight partly fuelled by recycled waste has crossed the Atlantic
• Women are more productive than men, according to new research
• Why smallpox gives us a reason to be hopeful
• In the future of work it's jobs, not people, that will become redundant
• A sociable workplace is happier and more productive. Here's why
• Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad win 2018 Nobel Peace Prize
• CEO of PepsiCo Indra Nooyi steps down. Here are six lessons she imparted to her employees
• Top universities, the Balkans come to Geneva and other stories of the week
• These US churches are creating social housing with their old buildings
• This is how Copenhagen is planning to be the first carbon-neutral capital
• What makes Copenhagen the world's most bike-friendly city?
• Terrorist attacks are in decline for the third year running
• The United States divorce rate is dropping, thanks to millennials
• 6 ways to improve the resilience of the built environment
• Vietnam is the most globalized populous country in modern history
• Here’s what young Indians really want from life
• Give up to $60,000 to every American child at birth, says inequality expert
• African governments are using technology to get young people interested in farming
• These new materials are powering the battery revolution
• Women ran just 1 in 20 top US companies last year
• The 2008 crisis will be remembered as a watershed moment, but not for the right reasons
• The most surprising long-term impacts of the 2008 financial crisis
• How can Asian emerging markets prepare for the future?
• India can soar in the robot age. This is how
• Shanghai will be home to the world's biggest indoor ski resort
• The Netherlands wants to ban the use of phones on bicycles
• China’s role as a conflict mediator is growing fast. Here's why
• Thailand is closing its iconic bay from 'The Beach' indefinitely to repair destruction by tourists
• Here's how we can balance conservation and development
• This Swiss cow feed could cut livestock emissions
• Young Britons more likely to stand up for women after #MeToo - survey
• Why Indonesia’s tsunamis are so deadly
• How aviation can help African economies take off
• It’s time to end our ‘separate but unequal’ approach to mental health
• The real exchange rate and manufacturing performance in a world of global value chains
• A global tipping point: Half the world is now middle class or wealthier
• With books and jewels, drag queens teach children tolerance
• The downside of applying lean startup principles
• What Does the Forum Communiqué on the Western Balkans Mean?
• This is what a smart city should do for its people
• This new iPhone shortcut can record the police with just a few simple words
• The three ways life is changing for 18-year-olds across the world
• France's tastes are changing from fine food to fast food
• Android is 10 years old. Here’s how it captured the smartphone market
• This battery is powered by carbon dioxide
• The six college experiences that determine whether you thrive as an adult
• These are the winners and losers in the new NAFTA
• 2018 Nobel Prize for physics goes to tools made from light beams - a particle physicist explains
• AI can help us unlock the world’s most complex operating system - the human body
• This foundation plans to store data in DNA on the moon
• Heterosexual couples in the UK will soon be allowed to enter civil partnerships
• Here's how Iceland radically cut teenage drug use
• AI won't replace human translators yet. Here are 3 reasons why
• This former Parisian wasteland is now an 'eco-neighbourhood'
• Nearly half our calories come from just 3 crops. This needs to change
• Netflix is reportedly planning to try out 'interactive' shows
• Big data has transformed how we do science
• This Thai university used 17 shipping containers to build its new campus
• Gita Gopinath will be IMF's first female chief economist
• What a flooded Japanese airport tells us about rising sea levels
• These are some initial reactions to the new US-Mexico-Canada trade deal
• Two pioneers of an innovative cancer treatment have won the 2018 Nobel Prize for Medicine
• 3 tariff lessons from US interwar history
• Why we need to measure the economic impact of terrorism in the Middle East
• Denmark is building a town where you'll kayak to the grocery store
• Here's how a top climate scientist is reducing her own impact on the environment
• India's top court lifts Hindu temple ban on women of menstruating age
• This is how Africa can thrive as new technologies change our world
• This might be the key to getting more done at work. (Clue: It's not what you'd expect)
• Move over GDP, happiness wants to be the metric of the future
• This is the hidden problem women health-care volunteers are facing
• You're biased. But, don't worry you can take control 
• How NASA is unlocking the secrets of space - within our own skies
• So many Americans are now online that social media use has plateaued
• What's been the long-term impact of procyclical policies? 
• Californian companies will need to have at least one female board member by 2019
• Why did the Balkans’ political leaders meet in Geneva this week?
• This is America's fastest growing language. Clue: It might not be what you expect
• This is where tourists spent the most money in 2017
• We're underestimating China's economic power. Here's why
• In its 50th year, this is the story of the Jumbo Jet
• This library loans out ties and bags for people going to job interviews
• 5 things we can learn from the world's greenest business district
• China to cut import tariffs on metals and textile products
• Twelve countries have signed an agreement to protect environmental human rights defenders
• Over 840 people have been killed by Indonesia's earthquake and tsunami
• How a warm Atlantic Ocean caused the record hurricane season
• 6 myths holding back the role of women as peace builders
• How much do you know about AI? The answers to our Instagram quiz
• 3 secrets to happiness, according to Roman Stoics
• Fog could transport harmful bacteria, according to new research
• Children in this Kenyan refugee camp are being inspired to farm
• What a Norwegian playwright tells us about global leadership
• 100 coalitions for the SDGs, a population map, what holds women back, and other stories of the week
• Arctic sea ice summer minimum in 2018 is sixth lowest on record
• How can we age healthily?
• Electric vehicles should overtake traditional sales in just 20 years
• These are the world’s best universities
• What happens when you give free water bottles to thousands of high schoolers?
• Iraq’s largest university enters the global top 1,000 for the first time
• How do you implement a strategy when interns know more than CEOs?
• These are the factors leading to unfair inequality
• Two myths about the 2008 crisis
• This coating could be the end of air conditioning 
• Is an arms race in space inevitable?
• When it comes to conservation, we need to end our preoccupation with quantity - and think about quality too
• This is the 'forgotten solution' to achieving economic, development and climate gains
• Your computer is using more power than you think. But what can you do about it?
• A training programme is helping female masons build stronger homes in Nepal
• This is the role of central bank swap lines in the global economy 
• How do we get more women in politics?
• Chart of the day: US spending on video games is now bigger than the GDP of Bahrain
• What a car company can teach us about recovering from disasters
• The 'racial wealth gap' is growing in the US
• These Kenyan farmers are preparing for the future - by rearing crickets
• This swarm of robot builders can weave large structures
• What Einstein, a fish and a tree tell us about leadership
• This is how we can fight water scarcity
• Too many children are unable to achieve their full potential. Here's how we can change that
• Inequality looks very different in Denmark and the US. Why?
• Asia's governments are having their own digital revolution. Here's what it means for their people
• We need impartial LGBT+ news to advance human rights
• Engage brain: how did you fare in our mind-expanding Instagram quiz?
• This unexpected material could be the future of electronics
• Why being close to someone from a different culture can improve your creativity
• Jobs in energy efficiency now employ 2.25 million Americans
• Antarctica's 'moss forests' are dying
• Why fewer Kenyan women are choosing degrees in STEM 
• Women matter in monetary policy-making. Here's why
• If we fail to educate girls, we're heading for 'catastrophes', warn 3 global leaders
• This is how women anticipate the employment effects of motherhood
• 4 things to know about the state of conflict today
• Men are likely to be healthier in countries with high gender equality
• For the first time, France has fined a man under new cat-calling laws
• These scientists wiped out a mosquito population by hacking their DNA
• What next? 4 ways to build a sustainable future
• UNGA 2026: What is the UN General Assembly and what happens at the meeting?
• When it comes to envirotech adoption, NGOs can lead us out of the woods
• Vital for life, heat and power. The things you never knew about salt water
• Empowering women lies at the centre of controlling population growth in Africa
• Why NASA chose Senegal to find out more about an asteroid in outerspace
• Why is wage growth still slow? 
• The impacts of macroprudential policy
• Why cities hold the key to safe, orderly migration
• This is how far people in Africa have to travel to reach a hospital
• This is when experts think we'll develop AI as smart as humans
• Microplastic and nanoplastic pollution threatens our environment. How should we respond?
• Our idea of what makes a company successful needs to change. And it starts with making waste expensive
• The Indian miracle state pointing the way to global sustainability
• What do toilets have to do with climate change?
• This farmer is using an ancient technique to reverse desertification
• Meet the scientists searching for the causes of cancer
• Two paralysed people can now walk again thanks to this revolutionary new treatment
• There is such a thing as a career hot streak - and it can happen any time
• You should be more scared of a toddler than AI. Here's why
• This Japanese robot has been taking photos as it rides an asteroid 
• Silicon Valley can do more to achieve the #GlobalGoals
• Harnessing the power of nature in the fight against climate change
• What trying to build a fair smartphone teaches us about ethical technology
• This is why Google built an AI-powered lion that writes poetry
• Here's how we can make sure all children are given a fair chance by 2030

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