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• Here's how we can encourage more women into science
• This is how airlines are coping with extreme weather
• Hindering the spread of a new class of weapon – hypersonic missiles
• Skills-based volunteering can make you thrive in the age of robots. Here's how
• Richard H. Thaler has won the Nobel Prize for Economics
• It's never too late to change careers. Here's why
• Here's what 6 of the most powerful Wall Streeters have to say about bitcoin
• This ancient clock rules our lives – and determines our health
• 850 million people are hungry. Here's what we can do about it
• Here's how satellites have changed the modern world
• We could soon have a vaccine to fight the Zika virus
• This woman has seven income streams and suggests diversifying income power
• This is how electric cars will transform our lives
• Researchers may have uncovered a way to cure blindness
• The false narrative of realpolitk
• Here's what business can learn from Buddhism
• Why retaining trust in institutions matters
• 7 books by powerful women you need to read
• This how Americans really see the rise of automation
• Google says its new earbuds will be able to translate 40 different languages in your ear
• Why workplace health programs work more for men than women
• An innovative boiler has changed Chinese winters forever
• Climate, migration, and conflict in a changing world
• This is India's ambitious new plan to tackle TB
• Africa is leading the way in election technology
• A short history of banned books 
• A 10,000 room hotel, India's economy, why the universe is real and other top stories
• Is your colleague a zombie worker?
• Every person in London now breathes dangerous levels of toxic air
• These are the cities where visitors spend the most cash
• The US is smashing its clean energy forecasts
• Why old companies may be slowing down the U.S. economy
• Here's how much the US is spending on gunshot wounds every year
• This grad got offers from Google, Facebook, and Microsoft without any coding experience. Here's his advice
• What trade data tells us about the state of globalization
• Puerto Rico is using an unusual method to restore power after the hurricane
• 7 key moments from our meeting of global leaders in India
• What smaller countries can teach the world about trade deals
• Explosive virtual-reality Aborigine film wins Emmy Award 
• This 'Village of Women' in Egypt is an oasis of gender equality in the Middle East
• Here's why people around the world fear climate change more than Americans do
• Bitcoin is making banks nervous. Here's why
• Europe's tech giants are growing. These are some of the biggest
• India will take over from China to drive the third great wave of Asian growth - Deloitte
• This is why you need to know about trade finance
• Let's push the case for decent work. The economy can afford it
• Kazuo Ishiguro has won the 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature
• Democratic institutions are under assault. But we can still save them
• The world's most successful women share their best career advice
• Blockchain could be the the answer to preventing deadly epidemics
• Not checked Facebook today? You're in the minority
• How remote work could help refugees
• We can still save the World Trade Organization. Here's how
• Online shopping may have just changed the rules of global trade
• Slacktivism doesn't mean you're not engaging in real world efforts
• The Himalayan tree that thinks it's a superhero
• This is what economics tells us about gay marriage
• We need to change these dangerous myths about drug use
• This is China's 'silk road' - on water
• India is getting closer to achieving Gandhi's dream
• Ships are triggering intense lightning storms
• How the Internet travels under the sea in super-fast cables
• The world’s biggest killers? Diseases linked to human behaviour
• How to win the battle for India's online shoppers
• Nobel 2017: Chemistry prize goes to the coolest way to capture image of life’s molecular machinery
• India's manufacturers must learn the Japanese concept of komorebi
• Islamic finance could be the answer to Africa's growth problems
• These are the most congested cities in the world
• This start-up's hiring process means no one has quit in 3 years
• This city now has its very own cryptocurrency
• Black women march, venture capitalists with daughters, and other top gender stories of the week
• Scientists have conducted the first ever Quantum video call
• Here's how we developed a cheap, accurate, on-the-spot test for Ebola
• What's global citizenship?
• These are the skills a CEO must have to thrive in digital India 
• Understanding the relationship between trade and labour
• This squishy little robot called Daisy could solve our water woes
• The world's biggest countries, as you've never seen them before
• We're talking about hunger wrong. And it's costing lives
• 5 assumptions we've got wrong about North Korea
• Here’s how Europe could look in 2022
• The rise and fall of global arms sales
• Why India must ready their workforce for the future
• What happened to Canada’s economic competitiveness?
• More than 55% of Indians make a living from farming. Here's how we can double their income
• Nobel 2017: Physics prize goes to pioneers of gravitational waves
• Tropical forests used to absorb carbon. Not any more
• Why texts can't replace a therapist
• Minorities and Americans without college degrees have showed the greatest gains in wealth since 2013
• India can bring prosperity and social justice to a fifth of the world
• This is why you might want to avoid having a group leader
• These are the world's most visited cities
• Africans are flocking to this Chinese city. Here's why
• Here's how to keep kids learning outside of the classroom
• This major health risk is stopping us travelling to Mars
• Scientists have made biodegradable plastic from sugar and carbon dioxide
• The Liberal International Order – a health check
• A double-edged sword – the role of vigilantes in Africa
• India’s corporations must help its growing workforce meet the future
• We're all responsible for the state of the world. So why do only some of us care enough to act?
• What the Fourth Industrial Revolution means for India 
• The danger of 'running the extra-mile'
• Germany celebrates its first gay weddings
• Your body clock is so important it just won a Nobel Prize
• A digital wave is sweeping across India. How can we ensure it benefits everyone?
• This electric scooter company is hoping to change the future of transport
• The surprising relationship between the weather and voting
• How satellite surveillance is hauling in illegal fishers
• This country could soon make Bitcoin its official currency
• How to unlock the secrets of Alzheimer's
• 3 ways the future of work can be fair as well as flexible
• The link between trade and labour: Is it working?
• Researchers have restored consciousness in a man who has spent 15 years in a vegetative state
• Scorching "Lucifer" heatwaves will become normal by the 2050s
• Architects versus earthquakes
• Inequality is getting so bad it's threatening the very foundation of economic growth
• Why millennial women of colour can’t “lean in”
• We need to overcome AI's inherent human bias
• This superhero robot wears different outfits for different tasks
• You're wasting a big chunk of your day multi-tasking. Here's how to fight back
• What worries South Asia’s young people, and what they’re doing about it
• 5 films that broke the Bollywood mould
• We need to teach India’s children to code. Here’s why
• It's tougher than ever to come up with big ideas. Here's why
• These are the technology firsts that have shaped modern life as we know it
• This counterintuitive idea could make you better at your job
• Why you should learn a local dialect instead of a global language
• 3 reasons you love your phone
• Going to the movies helped these Ugandan students pass their exams
• The secrets to our universe might lie in this abandoned coal mine in South Dakota
• Dubai has successfully tested the first flying taxi
• How much heat can the body and mind really take?
• How a fractured German election result will impact the EU
• Why migrant workers are the key to Asia’s green cities of the future
• Heart disease is still the world’s biggest killer. The power to change this is in our hands
• The most competitive economies, renewable energy blockchain and other top stories of the week
• India's workforce is growing - how can job creation keep pace?
• How technology can transform health and education in India
• How does carbon trading work?
• Melinda Gates: America's workaholic culture needs to end
• This Australian super highway could speed up the demand for electric cars
• 5 questions about central banks and digital currency
• This futurist isn't scared of AI stealing your job. Here's why
• Could science one day cure us of old age?
• There's no reason countries can't still prosper without increasing emissions
• These nuns are using kung-fu to help women and girls believe in themselves
• Mind-reading technology is not the answer to fighting crime
• Your smartphone could be hiding a dark secret
• The sci-fi technology that's shaping our future
• The next ten years of BRICS - will the relationship last? 
• Parched nations are looking to the clouds for help
• Could Saudi Arabia become a holiday destination?
• This is how much debt your country has per person
• Puerto Rico: what you need to know about the hurricane-hit island
• At last, Saudi women have won the right to drive
• What exactly is economic competitiveness?
• A glimpse into the future of the digital economy
• We find faulty robots more likeable. This is why
• This travel agency is helping Afghan women get into university
• This could be the secret to turning your failures into success
• These tiny robots can lift and carry cargo inside humans
• In the future you'll know exactly how much sleep you need
• The world is running out of sand
• Five facts on what trade and technology really mean for jobs
• It's time to let go of the myths around China
• This 40 year study shows us what's different about Gen Z
• Do you commute by subway? This is what you need to know about air quality
• How you can stay relevant during the robot revolution
• These are the world's 10 most competitive economies
• 8 things you need to know about India’s economy
• Quantum computing might have just gone to a whole new level
• Brexit as an example of deglobalization and other top economic stories of the week
• The big questions for Africa's next three decades
• This material made from crabs could cut plastic pollution
• New fathers can take a year of paternity leave in Japan. This is why most men take none
• This is how your brain changes with age
• By watching you, young children learn that hard work pays off
• Think introverts don't make good leaders? Think again
• Japan has 68,000 people over 100 years old - and the economy can't keep up
• This is what India has contributed to mathematics
• Researchers have managed to connect a human brain to the internet
• Middle Eastern cultures treasure the elderly, making Alzheimer's a complex scourge
• Countries are announcing plans to phase out petrol and diesel cars. Is yours on the list?
• 4 reasons why your country should be more competitive
• How businesses can support LGBTI rights in countries that oppose them
• Seven things we learned about China in September
• Will megacities become a victim of the digital age?
• This is what you need to know about the rise of Germany's AfD
• This question changed an expert's perception of leadership forever
• This is what your working hours are doing to your health
• These are the 6 best business books of 2017
• 6 charts on education around the world
• Here's why cryptocurrencies are going to struggle with central banks
• Dozens of Japanese towns are going off the grid
• Denmark's DONG has won a contract to build the world's largest offshore wind farm
• You probably won't guess America's highest earning state
• How to follow our #wefindia meeting in New Delhi
• You could soon charge your phone with your blood
• Here's what happened at the Sustainable Development Impact Summit 2017
• How can India prepare its workers for the jobs of the future?
• This climate-defying farm could transform life in the coldest place on Earth
• A startup CEO says this is the best career advice for your 20s
• What India can teach the world about sustainability
• Here’s what the US tax department can learn from other countries
• Big data is helping us create the cities of tomorrow
• Israel found an unlikely buyer for its lab-grown meat: China
• These are the economic consequences of North Korea's threats
• Ethical dilemmas should not halt the rollout of AI. Here’s why
• Banks are finally starting to adopt cryptocurrencies
• These are the surprising early pursuits of business icons
• The value of data
• Why being aware of your mortality is good for you
• One of Japan's biggest companies is investing $100 billion in the information revolution
• Germans are the most satisfied Europeans
• 8 ways to unlock the power of a community
• This is one of the biggest global health crises of the 21st Century
• These are the best-run cities in the world
• India has 139 million internal migrants. They must not be forgotten
• Why 2017 is already a record-breaking year for hurricanes
• It’s too costly for bankers to ignore India’s rural women
• Are businesses ready for AI? This is what more than 3,000 executives think
• Bill Gates thinks this is one of the greatest threats to humanity
• Where in the world are populations shrinking the fastest?
• Sweden is on its way to becoming a cashless society
• A quick guide to understanding the German election
• A single neuron could be at fault for your bad habits
• How we can support the world's rich musical diversity
• These photos show the world's abandoned cities
• The Zika virus could be used to attack brain tumours
• Artificial intelligence can make our societies more equal. Here’s how
• 7 ways the Fourth Industrial Revolution can help the planet
• How the Fourth Industrial Revolution can help us prepare for the next natural disaster 
• It’s time to recognize and empower India’s women farmers
• How can India realize its potential as a tourism hotspot? 
• The 2017 hurricane season is on track to break the record for the most named storms
• Robots may take your job, but they can also plan your retirement
• These are the top destinations for expats in 2017
• Blockchain could be the missing link in the renewable energy revolution
• Why this writing task could help anxious brains
• People come in four types, according to this habit expert
• Is truth overrated?’ Here's what the experts say
• How to inspire the next generation of Indian entrepreneurs
• More Americans than ever before say that they aren't religious
• We might have got it wrong about how antibiotics work
• The global economic balance of power is shifting
• The biggest breakthrough in modern innovation probably isn't what you expect
• This is how your relationships are affecting your sleep
• This is how painkillers are keeping people out of work
• Here's why gender equality is taking so long
• This new carbon currency could make us more climate friendly
• Three ways cooling technology can help solve the world’s biggest problems
• Poverty has moved from cities to the suburbs in US- here's why
• Starting in Norway, a new approach to Alzheimer's
• Busy at work? Here are 3 ways you can still impress your boss
• How to get over your digital growing pains
• The devices we use are sending us back to the Middle Ages
• The race to quantum supremacy is speeding up
• This study suggests we are still evolving as a species
• The China shock: Why Germany thrived while the US struggled
• Without science, we risk making decisions in the dark
• We're using the oceans all wrong. Here's why
• In India, women are using their phones to tackle inequality
• Too much screen time does less harm to teenagers than missing breakfast
• These are Asia-Pacific's cities of the future
• Wish you weren’t here: What can we do about over-tourism?
• The opening film for the World Economic Forum's Sustainable Development Impact Summit
• How education can unlock hope for child refugees 
• We can still rescue this planet from climate change. Here's how
• The future is powered by lithium-ion batteries. But are we overcharging the planet?
• The next energy revolution is already here
• How computer vision will help to deliver the UN Global Goals
• How virtual reality can make you better, smarter and fitter
• The challenges for young people in the Americas
• The money is there to fight climate change
• You can push yourself without being miserable. Here's how
• This one profession affects the lives of all of us
• Being part of a social group is good for your health. This is why
• Can the digital economy ever be sustainable?
• Gender equality? It starts with data
• This engineer has accidentally found a safer way to transport oil
• Social media really can save lives. This is how
• There's a dark secret powering your smartphone
• In the quest to end poverty we need to make sure nobody is left behind.
• Will the US unleash a cyber attack on North Korea, and what would this look like?
• You're probably wrong about other people's happiness
• This map shows how many years could be added to you life - if the air you breathe was less polluted
• Systems strengthening - the key global challenge
• Chinese scientists have found a fungus that could help save the planet - in a rubbish dump in Pakistan
• You could soon be eating ‘meat’ made from plants
• Why London shouldn't worry about losing business to other EU cities
• Neuroscientists have figured out why you can’t concentrate at work
• Driverless buses are helping elderly Japanese get around
• It's time to close the gap between history and economics. This is why
• 32 years ago the world pledged to fix the ozone layer. And it worked
• Over 2000 years of economic history, in one chart
• This is what China should focus on if it wants to drive growth
• This ancient technology could be the answer to one of renewable energy's biggest problems
• This is the one skill your child needs for the jobs of the future
• These are the world’s fastest trains
• Most of the world’s countries could run on 100% renewable energy by 2050, says study
• This is how you should raise your sons, according to research - and Justin Trudeau
• Can tech ever really be neutral?
• The next tool for language learning? Lego
• This is how much the world has changed since the financial crisis
• Why pay transparency is good for your employees and your business
• This new treatment kills cancer with something you might not expect
• More than a third of entrepreneurs are making this big financial mistake
• This is the teaching method that Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg love
• Bilinguals' brains don't have to work hard to switch between languages
• Retiring baby boomers are going to have a huge impact on the economy
• Mars has pledged $1 billion to fight climate change
• A basic income could boost the US economy by $2.5 trillion
• These 5 disruptive technologies are driving the circular economy
• Ten years after the Credit Crunch, here's how to stop the next financial crisis
• 5 challenges Europe needs to tackle now
• Bill Gates says these emerging energy technologies are investment-worthy
• 5 things to know about jobs and skills in 2017
• If you're going to work on the weekend, this is the best way to do it
• These gadgets are helping solve the world's plastic problem
• London is still the world's most powerful financial center
• This is what parental leave looks like around the world
• The reverse in fortunes of financial globalization might have been a good thing
• Cargo ships could soon sail without any humans on board
• After 35 years with the UN, here's what I learned
• Blockchain might be about to change the way we vote
• Temperatures have risen in nearly every US state since 1900
• IBM's latest AI is being modelled on something you know very well
• 4 ways governments can develop digital infrastructure
• 3D-printing might not kill global trade after all. Here's why
• These are the 10 best countries for skills and education
• Jobs are changing. But two skills will always be in demand
• Why having lots of friends as a teenager can be bad for your mental health
• These tiny robots can kill cancer cells
• 4 ways to become a better boss
• Why we need collaboration to save the world’s forests
• How soft skills could increase productivity
• Venezuela was once twelve times richer than China. What happened?
• Want a job? It's still all about education
• Here’s what millennials really want from business, and why
• Renewable energy has hit a major milestone in the UK
• A new chocolate has been discovered, and it's pink
• How we can create fuel from water, sunlight and fat
• Parasites are being pushed toward extinction. We'll miss them when they're gone
• In 10 years, the world may not be able to feed itself
• Why the rent in the US's third largest city is tumbling
• Tesla extended the battery life of its cars to help Florida residents flee Hurriance Irma
• This Chinese tech giant is now worth more than Facebook
• Education is key to our refugee crisis response. Here's why
• China is looking at banning the sale of petrol and diesel cars
• What the sea eagle can teach us about risk
• Artificial intelligence is trying to write the next Game of Thrones book
• How to follow our #wefimpact meeting in New York
• Children might be learning languages all wrong. Here's why
• The science of curiosity
• The 3% of scientific papers that deny climate change? They're all flawed
• Muslim worshippers seek green inspiration at the annual Haj pilgrimage
• The key to keeping your brain young? Challenge yourself
• US schools are pushing their start times back - and it looks like it's working
• The future is coming. Here's what it might look like
• The staggering numbers behind the world's closest trade relationship
• Scotland wants to phase out petrol and diesel cars by 2032
• The world's top two universities are now in the UK not the US
• From greengrocer to green power: how supermarkets could change our energy supply
• Some parts of the US have a lower life expectancy than Iraq and North Korea
• What 'sniffer planes' tell us about North Korea's nuclear test
• How to keep your brain healthy as you get older
• Brain stimulation could boost your creativity. Here's how
• Two signs the US economy really is getting better
• New York is offering free lunches to all 1.1 million school kids
• Einstein, Darwin and the two-hour genius rule
• This bionic lens will change how we see sight
• Digital literacy and cardboard computers: the view from Tanzania
• Augmented and virtual reality: the promise and peril of immersive technologies
• These world champion public speakers offer their top tips
• This is London's first packaging free shop
• Why changes need to be made to the international economic order
• Protecting your skin could be harming the ocean - this is why
• An internet minute, the Pope vs climate change and other top stories of the week
• Welcome to the new deal-based order
• Your child may need this skill as much as literacy and numeracy
• The trouble with good intentions
• Vaccines have killed off these deadly diseases
• Your company must tell you if it's monitoring your emails, says the European Court of Human Rights
• The two best universities in the world are no longer in the United States
• Signing emails as a man, tampon tax and other top gender stories of the week
• What does the new US policy on Afghanistan mean for India and Pakistan? 
• The US, its current-account deficit and the rest of the world
• This Parisian coding school is free. Oh, and it has no teacher
• The solution to fast-moving times? Decisiveness
• 'Twistron', an elastic carbon nanotube yarn that could be the future of power generation
• The world's unbanked, in 6 charts
• A glimpse into the future of the humanitarian system
• Your brain can be fooled into feeling pain relief. Here's how
• So how does AI actually work? These videos by Facebook experts explain everything
• To live in harmony with AI we must create a modern Magna Carta
• NASA's world electricity maps shows what's powering the world
• ‘Daylighting’- the new trend that’s transforming cities
• The more years you spend in a classroom the lower your risk of heart disease
• The fourth sector is a chance to build a new economic model for the benefit of all
• This is how the world's smartest cities are being built
• Why AI could be your business's toughest customer
• Why being on Twitter paid off during Presidential debates
• China is cracking down on cryptocurrencies
• Sustainability. We know it matters, but how do we measure it?
• This could be the world's largest source of energy by 2050
• This is everything you need to know about DACA
• Is it ethical to take a luxury holiday in a ‘developing’ country?
• China is aiming to build a supersonic “flying train”
• Could you live without the internet? People in these countries say they can’t imagine it
• Furthest first. How healthcare is changing in the digital age
• Achieving our education goals can unlock all the SDGs
• Why the new space race must focus on sustainability
• These are the toxic relationships to avoid in the workplace
• This is how you can get noticed at work
• What science tells us about North Korea's bomb test
• The trouble with trying to ban 'killer robots'
• Forget about 'killer robots'- even the good ones can be unpredictable
• This is how countries can make the world a better place
• North Korea may have panicked the world, but the ‘H-bomb’ test changes little
• To screen for pancreatic cancer, take a selfie
• Here's how 3D printing could change the future of medicine
• The most educated are divided when it comes to climate change. This is why
• Meet Australia’s beach-protecting, AI-powered shark drones
• Africa is the new frontier for commercial drones
• Turkey is turning East. What does this mean for Europe's energy supply?
• 7 skills your child needs to survive the changing world of work
• These 5 charts explore the human impact on extreme weather
• The advice Ivy League professors give new students
• This robot can now observe the rules of the road
• This is how people around the world view education
• Why tackling the tampon tax just isn't enough
• The secret of how we retrieve memories has been unlocked
• You should read with your children even after they can read. This is why
• The links between economic growth and social progress
• Solar panels' for the eyes may help us tackle blindness
• What millennials fear, nomophobia, shadow GDP and other top stories of the week
• Pope Francis isn't holding back on climate change
• This is what it’s like to experience a North Korean missile scare
• These are the habits that make interesting people
• How to turn refugee camps into smart cities
• A man who stopped working at 34 says he's still coming to terms with a 'shocking and uncomfortable' truth
• What happens in an internet minute in 2017?
• NASA has a plan to prevent the Yellowstone Supervolcano erupting and generate electricity
• As the BRICS New Development Bank turns two, what has it achieved?
• This device turns you into a charging station
• HIV/AIDS is no longer the leading cause of death in Africa
• Six things we learned about China in August
• Doc Google is helping to diagnose depression
• Germany has developed a set of ethical guidelines for self-driving cars
• This animation compares the population growth of India and China
• 7 charts that show gender inequality around the world
• North Korea's economy grew nearly 4% last year - despite sanctions
• World leaders have failed refugees. Can ordinary citizens teach them a lesson?
• These steps will help you turn your stress into a force for good
• This is the major flaw with driverless vehicles that no one is talking about
• This computer pioneer thinks kids should all be learning to code
• This is how the smartphone changed an entire generation
• This app keeps prying eyes from spying your password
• What French flying water taxis can teach us about startups
• These are the European cities with the worst traffic
• This is what the future of cybersecurity will look like
• This is how fast internet access could revolutionise Africa
• Scientists serve up 100% real meat, without the cruelty or carbon
• Costa Rica wants to be the first country to ban all single-use plastics
• Emerging and developing markets are benefiting from trickle-up innovation 
• This is why you're unlikely to find a humble CEO
• These are the skills you should learn that will pay off forever
• How online cruelty can turn people off political engagement
• This chart might change how you think about migration
• This is the strange new method that scientists could use to detect Alzheimer's
• Modern piracy is a bigger problem than you might think. And it has an age-old solution
• Why you should be investing in baby books and toys for your children
• How China is leading the renewable energy revolution
• The Earth's population is going to reach 9.8 billion by 2050
• Your life is going to change, all thanks to AI
• This developed country’s shadow economy is worth one-fifth of its GDP
• Don’t leave people behind, says CEO of the Year Stan Bergman
• Here's how to say yes with confidence
• These are the things that can kill morale in the workplace
• The science of being nice
• Chinese mothers are still looking to superstition as well as science
• Europe needs to treat ageing like agriculture. Here's why
• Evidence is clear on the benefits of legalising same-sex marriage
• This chart predicts the age at which you'll be happiest
• 4 mega-trends that could change the world by 2030
• These trees in the Amazon make their own rain
• Joyless jobs, the spy in your kitchen and other top stories of the week
• What are the issues keeping young people awake at night? This survey has the answers 
• 5 things we learned from one of the world’s biggest surveys of young people
• This is the founder of Glassdoor's biggest tip for entrepreneurs
• Why Americans would be shocked by common resumé practices in Germany
• Baffled by science? Here's why scientific writing needs to change
• These 5 conditions are often over-diagnosed
• One the biggest criticisms of renewables might have just been debunked
• The real reason you can’t put down your phone
• All-women police units are on patrol in India to fight sexual harassment
• Green roofs don't just look pretty. They also stop flooding

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