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• It might be nearly 80-years-old, but this Churchill essay on aliens is still relevant
• 4 defining Chinese novels unappreciated at the time
• The US recovery: Who's been left behind?
• Ever searched for your keys on an empty desk? This is why
• There's no limit to extending human life, according to scientists
• The energy revolution that's still waiting to happen
• A glimpse into the future of artificial intelligence
• A glimpse into the future of advanced materials
• 7 ways to make travel safer
• Mark Zuckerberg: Building a global community that works for everyone
• Looking to get an MBA? These are the best programmes in Europe
• Listen as these internet-connected elevators talk about how their day is going
• How Canada got cool
• 5 ways brain science is changing our world
• 8 must-read economics stories of the week
• 9 signs it might be time to quit your job
• This far-off star beats in time with its orbiting planet
• Our oceans need protecting. This is how we can help
• Do US taxes punish the rich? Here's what the data says
• Achieving this goal could turn 2017 into a 'very good year' for the EU
• This material harvests energy from light, heat and movement at the same time
• Who has the most immigrants, designer babies, robot rights and other top stories of the week
• Pride has a bad reputation, but here's why it might be a good thing
• Going digital: Should our human rights apply online as well?
• Somebody finally measured humanity's impact on Earth. And here's the answer
• The four levels of computer skills, and the surprising number of adults who fail
• India launched 104 satellites in a single mission
• The best bosses switch between these two leadership styles
• Millennials might not be as entrepreneurial as you think
• Advice for succeeding as an entrepeneur - from one of Forbes' 30 under 30s
• 4 dystopian novels that are trending in 2017
• What to expect when the Earth's magnetic field goes into reverse
• This company replaced 90% of its workforce with machines. Here's what happened
• Succeeding in science: Personal stories from 3 women
• Like humans, bees are not ready to be replaced by robots just yet
• Why the middle class can be a weapon against climate change
• We need to look past GDP to counter populism. Here's why
• We can't just tell women not to get pregnant. We need a better response
• 50/50 by 2020? Millennials and the pay gap. Let's hire women photographers
• The world's poorest people need access to clean energy. How can we get it to them?
• Here's where US immigrants have come from for the last 200 years
• These are the 22 best universities in emerging economies
• What you can learn about success from young people, and Jack Ma
• This new device could give amputees better control of their artificial limbs
• The problems of big data, and what to do about them
• 620 million, 4%, 10 terawatts: The numbers behind Africa's energy problem and potential
• How does space change us? NASA sent an identical twin to find out
• Watch this astronaut's video of lightning going up, rather than down
• This remarkable video shows how humans spread across the Earth over 200,000 years
• What are people in your country most worried about?
• 7 things NASA taught us about climate change
• Ice stupas: the artificial ‘glaciers’ that can solve the Himalayan water crisis
• Surrounded by selfish people? Here's how to handle them
• Trying to motivate millenials? Here's how
• Astronauts’ brains change shape when they go into space
• Shining a light on the mysteries of black holes
• How armies of stabbing bacteria could transform healthcare
• Don't squeeze too tight: Regulating innovation without destroying it
• The power of a nap: A short sleep could help children learn better
• The sun's activity is changing, and the Northern Lights will change as well. Here's why
• A tiny meteorite changed our understanding of Mars. Here's how
• We need to get more women into leadership roles. Here's how
• This mini MRI scanner could save the lives of premature babies
• US protectionism won't work. This is why
• This 'skin' allows prosthetics to sense heat - and takes its inspiration from a snake
• China has abandoned 103 coal power plants. Here's what else is changing
• These human stem cells could change the way we fight cancer
• Robotic nurses could be the future of healthcare
• Alzheimer's to PTSD: Why flickering lights could be a solution
• From one immigrant to another: An open letter
• Viruses are talking to each other, and it could be the key to treating them
• We can win the fight against tropical diseases in our lifetime - if we make the right decisions now
• How can we create a healthier world?
• Which are America’s most diverse and inclusive companies?
• 7 must-read economics stories of the week
• The future of your workforce, so how do you attract millennials?
• What natural disasters, and ostriches, can teach you about risk and decision making
• Learning sign language could also improve your vision. Here's why
• Living longer? The effect vegetarianism really has on our lifespans
• This is what 'America first' could mean for Brexit
• From Oslo to Paris, these major cities have plans to go car-free
• Tasting music and hearing pictures: The world of synaesthesia
• The link between your belief in free will, and your happiness
• Cancer rates in women are rising six times faster than men. Here's what we can do
• Generating electricity by taking a leaf out of nature's book
• Cities need to innovate to survive. Here are four ways they can do it
• How to age like an athlete, digital tech v democracy and other top stories of the week
• Ikea's latest kitchen is made of recycled plastic bottles
• Finished at 50? Actually your career might just be getting started
• Inside the race to build the fastest ever supercomputer
• Can a city be mindful? And which cities do it best?
• 3 responsibilities every government has towards its citizens
• In a digital society, governments should innovate with the best of them
• Why networked governments are key to better societies
• 6 ways augmented reality can help governments see more clearly
• What is the role of government in the digital age?
• How can we make public services public again?
• More sleep, less free speech – and other things young people secretly want
• Here's how to manage millennial workers
• From 3 to 200: Advice for growing a business
• This device can provide clean water to the world's poorest regions
• The best countries for raising a family, as voted for by expats
• Free money? Why eBay's founder is investing in a basic income experiment
• The best - and worst - countries for air pollution and electricity use
• Solar jobs in the US are growing exponentially. Here's why
• How living in space changes your body, in ways you might not expect
• A prediction: The world's most powerful economies in 2030
• Africa has the potential to be an economic powerhouse. This is how
• The future of trade could be good, bad – or just plain ugly
• What is the surest pathway out of poverty and into the middle class?
• Why having friends at work could benefit your career
• The moral dilemmas of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Why stress can be your friend
• Antibiotic resistance is increasing. Here's what we have to do
• The wealth gap between black and white women in the United States still exists
• This is how we can keep energy cost effective
• India planted 66 million trees in one day – smashing the world record
• Qantas announces the world’s longest direct flight
• Why do you live where you live? The factors pushing you - and everyone else
• Soaking up sewage to help refugees
• Don’t give up on Europe
• Free of coal by 2017? The 100-year-old prediction that didn't quite make it
• We musn't lose sight of this: Across the world trade has raised incomes and cut inequality
• At what point should an intelligent machine be considered a ‘person’?
• Ambition and the single woman, Facebook fights the pay gap and other top gender stories of the week
• Domestic violence is never OK. So why did Russia just decriminalize it?
• 3 ways to make LGBT-friendly policies work at work
• The digital revolution is destroying our democracies. It doesn’t have to be that way
• A closer look at the future of consumption
• We are living in a golden age of entrepreneurship
• By 2050, there'll be nearly 10 billion hungry mouths to feed. Can we do it?
• Dealing with difficult people: A guide
• Here's how New York's MoMA responded to Trump's travel ban
• This is the technology that could help us make globalization work for everyone
• No such thing as too much practice. How to make skills stick
• Women may never have equal representation in the US workforce. Here's why
• Why the US election and Brexit exposed deep generational divides
• Solar power is transforming the lives of some of the world's poorest farmers. Here's how
• Helping refugees escape poverty could start with simply giving them cash
• Which countries have the most immigrants?
• The US has never been this divided on immigration. It’s time for compromise
• False limbs. Mattresses. Baby milk. The surprising use of space technology on earth
• What President Trump means for the future of the renminbi
• Why being generous to Britain may be the EU’s only option
• I worked for Bill Gates when I was young. Now I am CEO of a global health NGO myself
• Greenhouse gases: Everything you need to know
• Felt anger spill into other aspects of your life? You're not alone
• These are the safest countries in the world for expats
• Internet users are exposing personal data, and all because of a bad memory
• A decade of deflation could be over. What it means for central banks
• Back to nature: Why science is looking to insects for new drugs
• Talent pools: why skill tends to concentrate
• Your next lawyer could be a machine
• Economic nationalism is on the rise, but the future of trade lies with cities
• The 3 biggest threats to the EU, according to President Tusk
• Globalization in 2017, US racism and other top stories of the week
• This student got interviews from Google, Apple and Facebook. Here's her advice
• Three predictions for the economy in 2017
• Ending Corruption: The Recovery of Trust
• Which Europe Now?
• 10 economic must-read stories of the week
• Prosperity in the Age of Longevity
• The Global Security Outlook
• Raising Life Expectancy and Expectations
• Russia in the World
• Working for yourself? Here's how to cope with the stress
• We can still keep global warming below 2℃. Here's how
• Nearly half of current jobs could be automated by 2055, according to a new report
• ‘United we stand, divided we fall’ – President Tusk’s letter to EU leaders in full
• This is why US tariffs are likely to hit low-income families hardest
• US tax reform: a quick guide
• You might be driving an electric car sooner than you thought
• The ageing brain and body. Five myths debunked
• Ireland is ending investment in fossil fuels
• Portugal, Angola and how managers impact a firm’s success
• The train of the future is coming to Europe. This is what you need to know
• Financial development can actually hinder growth at a certain point
• This is how local suppliers can take to the global stage
• Canada's basic income experiment - will it work?
• The corporate tax conundrum: what's next for America?
• What happens when we can predict crimes before they happen?
• Single women are down playing their ambitions. Here's why
• Why the shortest route might not always be the quickest, or the most fuel efficient
• Why people with mental illnesses are having their physical health ignored
• No, most Americans don’t hate Muslims
• How blockchain can restore trust in trade
• More aspiration than action: Searching for inclusive growth
• The risks that just won't die
• Christine Lagarde: How growth policy can reduce inequality
• Keeping the job-hoppers: How businesses can hold on to millennials
• Thinking of hiring? Here's what you should consider
• 7 myth-busting reasons we should be investing in women
• Six things to know about the history of the US and refugees
• Executive orders: what they are and how they work
• The 10 most expensive cities to live in
• Can the SDGs successfully compete for global investment?
• What your brain structure says about your personality
• We're just the time it takes to make a coffee away from the Apocalypse, according the Doomsday Clock
• Primates are closer to extinction than ever, says new study
• Nuclear power but not how you know it. How fusion could power the world
• We set up an Arctic basecamp at Davos 2017. Here are 5 reasons why
• How can we defeat fake news?
• How AI, IoT and cybersecurity will fuel growth for tech and media companies
• A survival guide for universities in a populist world
• 5 things you need to know about the world's refugee crisis
• Four certainties about populist economics, according to a Nobel laureate
• The death of the European idea, and a new deal trying to save it
• What would a wall between the US and Mexico mean for jobs and trade?
• Need to break some bad habits? This psychology professor has the solution
• He always asks the same first question. One CEO's interview technique
• Across the world, 1 in 5 adults have no formal schooling
• The science behind why a minute can last forever, and a year can pass in a moment
• These 3 charts explain the complex history of US immigration
• Collaboration in financial economics, visualized
• An ageing population could be good for the economy. Here's why
• Think you know the cause of the US financial crisis? You could be wrong
• This is the impact of migration on productivity
• The Paris Agreement is a $23 trillion investment opportunity. How can we unlock it?
• From Starbucks to Uber, these businesses won’t stand for anti-Muslim discrimination
• It's time for an innovation revolution in Africa
• What happens when we all live to be 100?
• How to grow old like an athlete
• Critics of the Sustainable Development Goals were wrong. Here's why
• If we truly want to change the world, we need more women in politics
• Why collaboration will be key to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
• The question a Harvard psychologist says you need to ask yourself if you're feeling unfulfilled
• Access to financial services has transformed Kenya. But there is still work to do
• Politics, the Fourth Industrial Revolution and how business can make the world more humane
• Are you exhibiting organisational citizenship behaviour? Stop. It's not helping you
• If governments want to promote exports, they should look to entrepreneurs
• The 9 most competitive countries in the world for doing business
• Why being rude to doctors is bad for them and you
• How to turn hydrogen into metal: Crush it with diamonds
• Blockchain: A new hope, or just hype?
• Kenneth Rogoff: A cashless society would benefit the poor
• Robots are coming, but you still have the edge
• Don't trust people? It could be because of your smartphone
• 5 ways businesses are turning up the heat on climate change
• LinkedIn's head of recruiting does one thing in every interview
• Unity is more important than ever, but the world is fragmenting.
• How to compete with robots in the age of artificial intelligence
• Advice from 14 successful CEOs and entrepreneurs
• We helped create the world’s first recyclable shampoo bottle made with beach plastic - here's why
• Here's what 2016 taught us about the future of global health
• What next for the UN?
• What history can teach us about inequality in Europe
• One of the largest train companies in Europe now runs entirely on wind power
• The Davos I know isn’t the one you hear about
• You knew things weren't great for millennials, but this is just how bad
• 10 must-read economics stories of the week
• Fixing wage inequality, fake news is a human rights issue, and other stories of the week
• A New Security Framework for Asia
• A Conversation with Mehmet Şimşek, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey
• Cyber War
• Maintaining Innovation
• Shaping Davos: Pioneering Change in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Manufacturing Identity: Is ASEAN a Community Yet?
• Taxation without Borders: A Fair Share from Multinationals
• Artists on the Frontlines: Fighting the Taliban with Music
• Fixing Europe's Disunion
• The Future of Arab Economies
• Syria and Iraq: Ending the Conflict
• Shaping a National Digital Strategy
• Investing in Peace
• Redefining Europe's Security Agenda
• These are the world’s fastest growing cities. They've got something else in common
• Lack of sleep could be harming more than just you
• Water is more than a strategic resource. We need to acknowledge that
• The best companies to work for in 2017
• 4 charts that explain Europe’s anti-establishment backlash
• How low-income countries can strengthen their growth
• Forget Google Street View. Meet Sheep View
• Could these 3 machines help end the global water crisis?
• Goodbye, maths and English. Hello, teamwork and communication?
• This new strain of antibiotics literally eats superbugs for breakfast
• How to make split-second decisions, according to a former nuclear submarine commander
• Latin America’s economies are recovering. Or are they?
• The twentieth century ended in 2017. Nobody knows what era we’re in now
• Here's how robots are going to change employment
• Self-driving trucks are coming to Singapore's ports
• Here's why we should protect our water sources
• Made in Africa – the future of production on the continent
• Confessions of a confused capitalist
• What now for global trade? 8 things we learned from Davos 2017
• Five ways the Fourth Industrial Revolution will transform NGOs
• The first step to Africa’s prosperity – saving children’s lives
• Five things I learned from Davos 2017
• Davos download: global economic warming
• Shifting Gears to Driverless
• The biggest stories from Davos 2017
• Why the business world still needs green champions
• Global Science Outlook
• An Insight, An Idea with Jack Ma
• Is the Transatlantic Alliance at a Tipping Point?
• An Insight, An Idea with Yemi Osinbajo
• The end of globalization? Davos disagrees
• The Global Energy Outlook
• India’s Turn to Transform
• An Insight, An Idea with Ginni Rometty
• Politics of Fear or Rebellion of the Forgotten?
• Shaping the Future of Latin America
• An Insight, An Idea with Wang Jianlin
• The Post-Multicultural Era?
• The Future of Warfare
• Is China the new world power? The view from Davos
• ‘It’s too easy to insulate yourself’ – Davos leaders reflect on social divides
• 6 moments you may have missed from Davos 2017
• The Return of Carbon Markets
• The Art of Dissent
• Saudi Arabia Vision 2030
• 'Good people of the world unite.' How can we win the fight for tolerance?
• China's Role for Global Prosperity
• Donald Trump's inauguration: what they had to say at Davos
• An Insight, An Idea with Sergey Brin
• Davos leaders: As jobs disappear, it’s time to seriously consider a basic income
• Davos leaders agree: share more wealth, or face the consequences
• A Basic Income for All: Dream or Delusion?
• China’s Pivot to World Markets
• Strategy Update: The Future of Consumption
• Terrorism in the Digital Age
• A Conversation with Adel Al Jubeir on Middle East Security
• Advancing the Sustainable Development Agenda
• Outlook for the United States
• Monetary Policy: Where Will Things Land?
• Strategic Update: The Future of Energy
• Strategic Update: The Future of Finance
• Google co-founder Sergey Brin: I didn’t see AI coming
• Our opportunity to halt the ocean’s decline
• Promise or Peril: Decoding the Future of Work
• Strategic Update: The Future of the Digital Economy
• Theresa May at Davos 2017: Her speech in full
• Theresa May's Britain is open for business – and other big stories from Davos day 3
• These 3 trends will define your future, says Jack Ma
• Does Davos always get things wrong?
• Jack Ma: America has wasted its wealth
• The top 8 stories from the second day of Davos
• ‘When the woman starts talking, the men switch off’ - Christine Lagarde on why gender parity is taking so long
• Intelligent cities, inclusive cities?
• Develop talent, connect and shape the future of work: A call for responsible leaders
• Joe Biden's last major speech as Vice President in full
• Christine Lagarde to Davos leaders: I warned about the dangers of inequality in 2013 and nobody listened
• The six issues that will shape the EU in 2017
• ‘Defend the liberal international order’ – top quotes from Joe Biden’s Davos swansong
• Forest Whitaker to Davos: 'Obama didn't fail'
• What world leaders must do now to restore trust in globalization
• Africa’s future depends on its scientists. Time to stop the brain drain
• Innovating with purpose
• 4 ways to close the inequality gap in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• President Xi's speech to Davos in full
• 5 things you’ve got wrong about Donald Trump, according to one of his closest aides
• Women’s economic empowerment is the smart thing to do. What's stopping us?
• Have we reached 'peak' well-being?
• The US should get rid of cash and move to a digital currency, says this Nobel Laureate economist
• It's time to close the gap between what leaders say and what they do
• What are the pressures facing China's next generation? 3 young voices respond
• China's Xi Jinping defends globalization from the Davos stage
• Top quotes by China President Xi Jinping at Davos 2017
• Forget AI. The real revolution could be IA
• The real value of the Fourth Industrial Revolution? The benefit to society
• How can we avoid a climate change catastrophe? Al Gore and Davos leaders respond
• Economic prosperity in the digital age
• Integrating refugees: the role of business
• Our forests need a global rescue operation, and it must start now
• To save globalization, its benefits need to be more broadly shared
• Is Davos an echo chamber?
• IBM supercomputer and Amazon join Joe Biden’s fight against cancer
• A Magic Pony and America's unicorns: how immigrants spark innovation
• The global economy is picking up. Now we must focus on making it inclusive, says IMF
• The internet has a dark side. We need a plan for taming it
• ASEAN is 50, and it’s come a long way. Here’s why you should care
• 4 concerns that keep CEOs awake at night
• Women worldwide are missing out. This is how we can make economic growth equal for all
• Davos 2017: Leadership inside the tumble dryer
• Don't trust anyone? You're not alone
• Why being a responsible leader means being cyber-resilient
• Defending against cybercrime: how to make a business cyber-resilient
• More plastic in the sea than fish? Not if we do these 3 things
• What’s the one thing you would do to make the world a fairer place? 10 Davos experts respond
• Smashing the glass ceiling: 6 Davos leaders explain how they did it
• Everything you thought you knew about millennials is wrong
• Inclusive growth: turning aspiration into action
• Four themes for leadership in uncharted territory
• 8 leadership lessons from history
• Why we should all have a basic income
• Ricardo Hausmann: the need for authentic leadership
• Reclaiming identity as a positive political force
• What does it take to be a great leader in times of change? We asked six experts
• Stop telling immigrants to assimilate and start helping them participate
• The first 1,000 days of a child's life are the most important to their development - and our economic success
• To fight the scourge of fake news, let’s shine a light on the world’s under-reported stories
• Learning new skills isn’t enough to stay ahead. You must also unlearn old ones
• 8 men own the same wealth as the poorest half of the world
• How small business can play a big role in humanitarian crises
• 2017’s economic challenges in 5 charts
• How to build an inclusive future in the time of AI
• Creativity and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• The key trends making our cities greener, safer and smarter
• For refugees last year was the deadliest yet. In 2017 we have the chance to act
• Social entrepreneurs are building the society we want to live in
• The simple reason why so many businesses support LGBT rights
• 8 men have the same wealth as 3.6 billion of the world's poorest people. We must rebalance this unjust economy
• 10 must-read economics stories of the week
• Everything you ever needed to know about vaccines, explained
• These are the most inclusive economies in the world
• Too big to fail? Try too complex to manage
• There’s still time to make globalization work for all. Let’s start by fixing wage inequality
• We need to reset the global operating system to achieve the SDGs. Here’s how
• Feeling good about 2017? These are the most – and least – optimistic countries
• These are the world's 10 biggest corporate giants
• The way we work is terrible for our brains. 5 ways to fight back
• Save the forests? There's now a deforestation-tracking app for that
• The case for optimism as we face a daunting wave of technological change
• Water shaped my country's past, but it will shape the future for all of us
• Yes, this is the Asian Century. But there’s still cause for Western optimism
• The skills you need to succeed in the digital economy, and how to get them
• Doing business in Africa? Four things you should know about, from one of the region’s most successful entrepreneurs
• We need to do something about fake news
• 10 economic shocks to look out for in 2017
• As the iPhone turns 10, this is what business leaders can learn about disruption
• Empathy: elusive, but research says you can learn it
• Fragility in Europe is on the rise, and we’re not doing enough to respond
• When HANK met SAM: why we need new economic models
• Here's how ride sharing can help save the planet, and your commute time
• Three strategies that will re-make the global plastics economy
• Why software is like water, and what it means for global leadership
• Here's how to develop millennials to become CEOs
• 10 Davos participants who will restore your faith in the future
• African countries are particularly vulnerable to violent terrorism. How to change this
• The Pentagon is testing hundreds of miniature attack drones
• What really happens in Davos and why we should fear weather, not terrorism
• What does the future of jobs look like? This is what experts think
• We can bring electricity to all of Africa in just 10 years
• What lessons can we learn from the first wave of AI?
• Navigating the post-factual world: 4 essential communication strategies to help global leaders
• Leadership lessons from the oldest book on management
• Why does the World Economic Forum work with USAID and other government agencies?
• Gender equality is 170 years away. We cannot wait that long
• Technology can make us more responsible - if we use it wisely
• Technology is disrupting the way people earn, save and spend. How should banks respond?
• We can eradicate hunger by 2030. Here's how
• Research suggests being kind could get you a long way in business
• How should the humanitarian sector respond to the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
• Facing challenges at work? Here's how you can overcome them
• Why world mistrust must not threaten the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• Leaders must create better opportunities for young people in Africa - or face a generation of regret
• The role of capitalism in the rise of populism
• The one global risk that won't go away
• Electric cars are on our streets. But they're not popular yet
• 7 years of US employment growth in one chart
• Data flows across the world. This is the impact on GDP
• 6 key numbers in the fight to end polio
• The psychology of monetary policy inertia
• With leaps and bounds in technology, will AI ever be able to understand emotion?
• Finland is trialling basic income. Here's how it will work
• What a game of chess can tell us about the gender gap
• These are the most fragile cities in the world – and this is what we’ve learned from them
• We waste $2 trillion a year on corruption. Here are four better ways to spend that money
• Five skills government workers need in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Making climate disclosure the new norm in business
• America, slavery and how museums can help to heal fractured societies
• How middle-income economies can take advantage of the fourth industrial revolution
• What leadership means to me – by Shakira, Jamie Oliver, Forest Whitaker and 12 other artists and activists
• I swam for my life, I swam in the Olympics, and now I want dignity for all refugees
• From male colonel to female ballet dancer – the extraordinary story of Jin Xing
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• 3 signs that the world is already fighting back against climate change
• 2016 saw world leaders come together to solve humanitarian crises. We must not lose momentum
• This is why China has the edge in Artificial Intelligence
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• Google's AI translation tool seems to have invented its own language
• How collaboration in the fintech industry can unlock digital growth
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