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• Scientists have a plan to help us to retreat and relocate in a changing climate
• 8 habits of influential people
• The US economy might be booming, but we can't ignore the risks
• 4 ideas that could reverse the biology of ageing
• This is the difference moving from downtown to the suburbs can make
• Two false assumptions about Germany's take on Brexit
• The robot dream team keeping an eye on our crops
• The key to unlocking the potential of China's cities
• 5 companies making Latin America a more sustainable region through digital innovation
• Of course we still need a Women’s History Month
• America’s coming trade war is based on a misunderstanding of both China and economics
• Technology could make traffic jams a thing of the past
• These are the European countries with the best universities
• Disorder and messiness is an office no-no? Not necessarily
• This Forbes '30 Under 30' CEO asks a unique interview question
• This is how long it would take for nature to restore species to pre-human levels
• Sound: the latest tool for hacking your phone
• Looking for a good life? These are the best economies to live in
• Many young people fear climate change and poverty, as much as they fear terrorism
• Two thirds of cancer mutations could result from DNA copying errors
• In the US, criminal prosecutions are falling
• 9 must-read economics stories of the week
• TB is a global health threat. This is how Kenya can manage it
• As Trump scraps US internet privacy laws, what does it mean for your data?
• Latin America has the world’s biggest skills gap. Apprenticeships could close it
• 4 things all job-seeking millennials should remember
• Computers can now read your emotions. Here’s why that’s not as scary as it sounds
• 3 entrepreneurs share their biggest mistakes – and what they learned from them
• World Economic Forum opens the search for Africa's top female entrepreneurs
• These are the world’s most expensive cities
• A glimpse into the future of brain sciences
• 9 books to read before you're 30
• What is success, according to influential people
• Mistrust and competition: The psychology of inequality
• How to get people to quit smoking? Pay them of course
• Forget social lives, our brain size could all be down to diet
• Why global climate change could make things even worse for China
• The economies with the best education systems, according to expats
• This is the future of the US and its economy
• A 'solar boom' is coming to India. Here's what that means
• Why India's move toward a cashless society could increase cybercrime
• Artificial intelligence could help reverse Latin America’s economic slowdown
• A 12-Year-Old's Perspective on Gender Dynamics in School
• A man’s world? Try telling these 5 women leaders
• 11 ways to see how climate change threatens the Arctic
• We know sound soothes us. But what if it could kill a tumour?
• Technology can reinforce the global divide. Let’s use it to bridge the gap
• The best countries in Europe for using renewable energy
• How well are Latin American countries building their climate resilience?
• How can we regulate the digital revolution?
• This robot can print a house in just 24 hours
• This isn’t sci-fi: A space-based sharing economy powered by nano-satellites could save humanity
• Insurance could help Latin America break the link between extreme weather and extreme poverty
• This is how to deal with people you dislike in the workplace
• Low on cash? These are the cheapest cities to live in
• It's not too late to learn a new language. Here's why
• How data can help us to improve society
• This desert recyles fog and dew
• What are the top risks to doing business in Latin America?
• Human brain size has tripled. Here's why
• These maps will change the way that you view the world
• How Africa can cope with increasing demands for water
• What Brexit means for Britain's future, according to Oxford University's Chancellor
• WeChat women, systemic sexism and other top gender stories of the week
• Too smart for you job - and other signs you should move on
• There’s a cure for Latin America’s murder epidemic – and it doesn’t involve more police or prisons
• These are the world's most popular websites
• Coal mining jobs aren’t coming back. But clean energy is already creating millions of new ones
• India is on the rise - but it already leads the world in these sectors 
• President Trump could strengthen the Paris climate agreement if he pulls the US out.
• Scientific knowledge doesn't make you care more about climate change, but political beliefs might
• This CEO explains how 'compassion culture' will benefit your workplace
• Why Mars could soon have rings like Saturn
• Carl Bildt: Europe must address the emerging risks in the Balkans
• Feeling tired? It could stop you recognising emotions
• The high cost of drugs is the price we pay for innovation
• The science behind looking like your name
• This is how Portland is tackling homelessness
• Q&A with Vietnam’s inspiring Social Entrepreneur of the year
• Kemal Derviş: How we can get basic income right
• Costa Rica ran entirely on renewable energy for more than 250 days last year
• Meet the Social Entrepreneurs of the year 2017
• Nature boosts your health in a surprising number of ways, finds new research
• Brexit: what’s at stake for the UK as it triggers Article 50?
• As Western economies look inward, what’s the future for Latin American trade?
• The digital revolution is not about technology – it’s about people
• In Latin America, companies still can’t find the skilled workers they need
• 4 trends that will shape Latin America’s economies in 2017
• Start-ups won’t save the economy. But ‘scale ups’ could
• 3 challenges Latin American economies must overcome to boost intraregional trade
• Compassion: what it is and why it matters in medicine
• Stop interupting experts at work, the results could be fatal
• This is why you shouldn't worry about work-life balance
• These 6 charts show the divide between rural and urban America
• This battery could store 10 times as much energy as current designs
• How to follow and embed our Latin America 2017 meeting
• Taxing robots? This is why we might need to
• 11 countries where you're most likely to get a job in 2017
• One. That's how many careers automation has eliminated in the last 60 years
• The Eurozone still remains unstable. Here's what we know
• Where to begin with the SDGs? 3 steps for all companies
• Wastewater isn't a burden, it's a valuable resource
• 8 must-read economics stories of the week
• Civil rights are under attack. Here’s why the business world should care
• At 60, the EU needs fresh ideas. The good news: young people have them
• We must ensure the Fourth Industrial Revolution is a force for good
• Who'll help Antarctica? Claimed by everyone, protected by no one
• 5 things utility companies must do to future-proof themselves
• Europe’s refugee crisis is making headlines, but Latin America’s is just as alarming
• It’s time for a new era of China-Latin America business relations
• If we want more economic growth in Latin America, we need more and better taxes
• How two new free trade agreements could transform Brazil
• The global energy system is changing, and customers must take centre stage
• Group project? Here's why fighting with collegues might be beneficial
• China vs. India: When it comes to digital, one has the clear advantage
• How Bill Gates and other billionaires are using satellites to save the world
• 75 years on, Asimov’s 'Three Laws of Robotics' need updating
• Is the Dutch election result a turning point for Europe?
• Before Brexit: how the gap between capital and country split Britain in two
• Why a good night's sleep can compare to winning £200,000
• We need to start rebuilding the world's forests. Here's how
• Why we're heading down the wrong path in understanding the human brain
• Entrepreneurial Estonia, sociologists v economists and other top stories of the week
• Terrorism in London: how do you prepare for the unpredictable?
• 6 things the EU has achieved, 60 years on from its founding treaty
• Some co-workers see you as a threat. Here's how to turn them into allies
• These characteristics will make you a true leader
• A rising concern: Inflation inequality in the US
• Fast forward 20 years. Will today's children be better or worse off than you?
• The Japanese practice of 'forest bathing' is scientifically proven to be good for you
• These are the cities with the worst noise pollution
• What science fiction tells us about the citizens of the future
• Norway has one of the world’s most dangerous coastlines. So it’s building a huge tunnel for ships
• A surprising number of smartphone users aren't that smart about security
• Hear what you want to hear? Don't worry, you're only human
• Which European countries put people before profits – and grow anyway?
• These floating islands could fight the rise of sea levels
• These extreme weather events show that our climate is in 'uncharted territory'
• Europe's ski season is getting cut short, but it's up to us to decide by how much
• Which are the most tourist-friendly countries?
• Forget what the critics say – we can still make NAFTA work
• Latin Americans are slipping back into poverty. Impact investing can reverse that worrying trend
• AI is coming. Here are 5 ways to win when it arrives
• The world’s energy is getting cleaner and cheaper — but not quickly enough
• How do we prevent today's water crisis becoming tomorrow's catastrophe?
• How the internet of things is making Latin American cities safer
• The energy industry is changing rapidly – what’s at stake for oil and gas companies?
• Eradicating poverty, the Chinese way
• Icelandic equality, Japanese speedboats and other top gender stories of the week
• 3 things countries need to do today for future energy security
• Why cities are outpacing countries in the race to curb climate change
• Are partnerships the way to transform healthcare in Latin America?
• Demonetization in India: A political and monetary miracle?
• More than 2 million people die at work each year. Here’s how to prevent it
• Overflowing inbox? Tips to manage the modern workplace
• The way the world produces and consumes energy is changing. How can we meet the needs of the future?
• Can universal basic income actually work?
• The world's best universities to study economics
• A way to reduce poverty that’s so simple, it just might work
• A glimpse into the future of autonomous systems
• Made by refugees: household names with a twist
• The world needs more toilets, but Western solutions aren't the answer
• This is Hawaii's solar powered island
• This breath-test could help detect cancer
• I’m running 40 marathons in 40 days, along 6 rivers, on 6 continents - here's why
• Is this the world’s greenest, smartest office building?
• As shops go cashier-free, are retail jobs checking out?
• Sometimes, it's wrong to be right. Here's how
• Do you understand the risks of technological progress?
• This 'leaf' could turn CO2 into fuel
• 90% of top performers have it. Do you?
• Career lessons from an undercover agent turned CEO
• Imagine a drone. Now imagine you could eat it
• Universal basic income has support from some big names
• Measures of poverty and well-being are overlooking this one big thing
• Age discrimination is still a real problem, and it's worst for women
• These are the countries where workers are best at English
• Jobless men are looking for employment – we just need to help them find it
• 5 most useful languages to learn that will help you stand out
• Why Norway is now the world's happiest country
• How to be taken seriously as a woman, in a room full of men
• Here's how you should handle an office dispute
• NASA has released new images of Trappist-1
• Why the world is at greater risk than ever from global health threats
• A look at colonising other planets - through literature
• Does lack of sleep make children overweight? Here's what the science says
• What Japanese speedboat races teach us about gender
• The internet is knocking down barriers for global job seekers. Here's how
• From roadkill to save the whale: How mobile phones can be used to help the planet
• From floating banks to internet kiosks: these innovative projects are connecting Latin America
• These countries are pledging to fill the funding gap left by America’s controversial ‘global gag rule’
• The new elite universities, refugees as a country, young global leaders of 2017
• 8 must-read economics stories of the week
• Here's how to really achieve your goals, from a top psychologist
• Overcoming differences could depend on these values
• The world’s most popular social networks, mapped
• We need to rethink growth and sustainability. Here's why
• Why trust is the next step in the future of AI
• This is how we can make globalization work for everyone
• Going to uni? These are the world's best by subject
• These are the 10 most magnetic cities in the world
• Why we need the humanities more than ever, by the President of Yale
• Robots and AI could increase the income gap. Here's what we can do
• This is how much the US is spending on Alzheimer's
• This is the impact of immigration on the US working-age population
• Which countries are achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals fastest?
• Denmark has the best work-life balance. Here’s why
• Klaus Schwab: We need a new narrative for globalization
• From Westworld to Black Mirror, today's sci fi is terrifyingly close to home
• This is what happens in your brain when you quit sugar
• The new travel boom: why your next holiday won’t be where you expect
• Nude photo scandal, childless women and other top stories of the week
• In the wrong hands, your passport is a weapon of mass destruction
• Forget millennial backpackers – globe-trotting baby boomers are transforming travel
• We can make travel faster, safer and more affordable. It starts by tearing down walls
• Latin America’s 10 most tourism-friendly destinations
• Low-cost airlines have democratized travel. It’s time airports did their part
• How human error could have created the Sahara desert
• Our food system is bust. This innovative three-step plan could fix it
• The future of Europe remains uncertain. Here's what we know
• What the Dutch election means for populism in Europe
• What will President Trump's plans mean for the US tax system?
• Poland's unicorn, Slovakia's flying car, and the future of Europe
• Does Europe contribute enough to NATO? The truth about defence spending
• Here's how to find career support outside your family and friends
• This 29-year-old startup founder shares her advice for entrepreneurs
• STEM fields still have a gender imbalance. Here's what we can do about it
• Why we still have a problem with age discrimintation
• 3 ways the new Trade Facilitation Agreement will transform Latin America
• The link between English and economics
• These African countries have the highest share of women in their workforce
• 4 innovative ways India is using WhatsApp
• 5 ways universities can join the fight against corruption
• These 5 charts show how big the pay gap is between men and women
• Davos to Lesvos: the European refugee crisis seen from different heights
• A glimpse into the future of cybersecurity
• Deforestation in the Amazon is up again. But this time big business can help
• Will Dutch immigrant voters fight back?
• How Europe's tech sector can catch up with Silicon Valley and China
• What will healthcare look like in 2030?
• Space archaeology: the little-known science that could unite a divided world
• Why diverse companies turn higher profits and reap rewards
• How to build good habits, according to a top psychologist
• Gravity: You probably don't even give it a second thought, but this is what happens without it
• Falling out of love with the car: these cities have seen the biggest drop in vehicle numbers
• Here's how your brain could be the ultimate security lock
• Traditional universities could be a dying breed. This is why
• If the housing bubble bursts, is the US ready?
• This is why children prefer real books
• This algorithm lets robots ask you a question if you've confused them
• These US cities have a novel way of stopping kids skipping school
• In Europe, skilled craftsmanship is luxury. Why not in the rest of the world, too?
• 3 policies that will make India faster, fairer, happier
• Meet the 2017 Class of Young Global Leaders
• 4 leadership lessons from a self-made tech millionaire
• It's now against the law to pay men and women differently in Iceland
• Who’ll pay most for the clean energy revolution?
• Half of all new cars in Norway are electric or hybrid
• These are the best universities to study business and management
• Why do women live longer than men?
• This former Linkedin VP shares his networking advice
• This one chart shows how far behind the US lags in healthcare
• These 12 incredible women helped change science forever
• What the unemployment rate does - and doesn't - tell us about the US economy
• Why Africa needs more female computer scientists - and how that can happen
• The impact of President Trump's virtual wall
• Movement help cement your memories. Here's how
• If Europe’s refugees were a country, this is what it would look like
• Ireland’s economic turnaround, in 3 charts
• Let's talk about sex. Women's rights and freedoms depend on it
• 9 must-read economics stories of the week
• This Forbes 30-under-30 shares her tips for entrepreneurs
• This is the CEO of Youtube's favourite interview question
• The economy and prescription painkillers: A deadly combination?
• Can we control fake news?
• 21st century famines have nothing to do with a lack of food
• 60 years after independence, this is what Ghana tells us about the rest of Africa
• How your coffee habit could help fight dementia
• The books you should read, according to professors from Princeton, Harvard and Yale
• India is a migration superpower. Here's why
• Is talent important, or does practice makes perfect?
• The most powerful photos taken by Reuters' photojournalist of the year
• 3 dark trends that could destroy the web - Tim Berners-Lee
• Racial discrimination in the workplace is hurting people and economies. Here’s what we can do about it
• These universities are poised to overtake Harvard and Cambridge
• To understand millennials at work, you have to look back in time
• World without women, taxing robots and other top stories of the week
• Job on the side? This is why you should give it up
• Beyond the waistline: the impact of sugar and fat on your brain
• How did water get to Earth? Scientists still aren't sure
• Here's how developing countries can embrace the digital revolution
• TV. How much is too much for our kids?
• This is how Bill Gates defines success
• 19 award-winning photos taken by drones
• What is the grid edge? (And does it really mean cheaper energy bills?)
• These minerals show humanity's impact on Earth
• NASA has discovered 7 new planets, but what would life be like there?
• The finance world’s short-termism will destroy our communities, economies and the planet
• Career advice for millennials
• This is how much you need to earn to be in the top 1% of every US state
• The books every young writer should read, according to Ernest Hemingway
• Here's what everyone should know about succeeding in business
• 23 quick and easy ways companies can fight sexism
• Saving our honey bees. One gene at a time
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• This MIT professor says there is still one huge challenge with self-driving cars
• Google translate is now able to translate even more languages, thanks to AI
• Why one of the US's largest coal power plants is closing early
• These fossils are possibly the oldest known evidence for life on Earth.
• A glimpse into the future of technology and governments
• How going green can help the planet and your profits
• 5 strategies for finding - and keeping - female talent
• Think you know your country? Here’s why you might be wrong
• I was fired for being female. Here's what I did next
• This 3D map lets you track global pollution in real time
• How we can prepare students for the automated working world
• Can't say no to your boss? Yes you can
• This is a major benefit cutting air pollution can have on children
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• This statue of a girl staring down a bull is calling attention to the gender gap
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• Small animals rule the world. We need to stop destroying them
• Grab and go: the bike sharing app that's transforming Chinese travel
• Why we have to reimagine education to fight corruption
• This chatbot fought parking fines and now it's helping refugees
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• Europe, Africa or Asia – which region will close the economic gender gap first?
• Britain and the EU: who needs whom more?
• This one chart explains the rise of populism in 2017
• In the workplace of the future, these are the skills employers want
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• Why diversity programmes should be ditched in the workplace
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• How to stay motivated, even when you know you're ahead
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• Why the future of growth means looking to the past
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• 5 of 2016's biggest developments. And what they mean for this year
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