Geographies in Depth
Angela Merkel en Davos: necesitamos cooperación global, no muros
La canciller de Alemania, Angela Merkel, destacó la importancia del multilateralismo y advirtió que no hemos aprendido de los días más oscuros de la historia.
Ceri Parker
Ceri Parker has worked as Associate Director, Commissioning Editor of Forum Stories at the World Economic Forum.
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Angela Merkel at Davos: we need global cooperation, not walls
Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel stressed the importance of multilateralism and warned that we haven’t learned from the darkest days of history.
Resilience, Peace and Security
A Rohingya woman describes the chilling way race hatred starts
Wai Wai Nu, who has founded two NGOs for women's rights, witnessed first-hand how discrimination spilled over into what UNHCR calls the 'world’s fastest growing refugee crisis'.
沙特妇女终于赢得了驾驶权
沙特决定取消对妇女驾车的禁令，此举反映了世界上处境最艰难的一大国家正发生着利于女性的改变。
Education and Skills
At last, Saudi women have won the right to drive
Saudi Arabia has decided to lift its ban on women driving, a move that reflects the changes afoot in one of the toughest places in the world to be female.
Geographies in Depth
Diez hechos sorprendentes que te ayudarán a entender la China actual
Actualmente, en China se gasta más dinero en el Día del Soltero que en el Black Friday o el Cyber Monday en los EE. UU.
Geographies in Depth
10 astounding facts to help you understand China today
Whether it's renewable energy investment, supercomputers, building megacities or mobile technology, China is spreading its wings and taking flight. Here are 10 facts about China today tha...
Education and Skills
It's official: women work nearly an hour longer than men every day
Women work an average of 8 hours and 39 minutes a day – nearly an hour longer than men, when both paid and unpaid tasks are taken into account.
Education and Skills
Mark Zuckerberg – ‘We should explore universal basic incomes’
The Facebook founder thinks we need big new ideas to battle inequality.
Geographies in Depth
Top photos from the World Economic Forum on Africa 2017
Over 1,000 participants from across Africa and the world just spent three days in Durban discussing how to build a more inclusive economy. Here are some of our favourite images.
Geographies in Depth
Top stories from day one of the World Economic Forum on Africa 2017
From the legacy of apartheid to the future of jobs in the continent, here's a roundup of the first day of our meeting in Africa.
Geographies in Depth
South Africa’s finance minister on addressing the problems of apartheid
Malusi Gigaba, South Africa’s recently appointed finance minister, has promised to “radically transform” his country’s economy to share its wealth more broadly.
Wellbeing and Mental Health
5 common myths about depression
It’s the biggest cause of disability and ill-health worldwide, but it is all too often stigmatized or overlooked.
Geographies in Depth
6 things the EU has achieved, 60 years on from its founding treaty
It won the Nobel Peace Prize and gave 500 million people the right to live, work or study anywhere.
Arts and Culture
China’s five highest-grossing movies
By the end of this year, China is expected to overtake the US as the world's biggest cinema market. Here's what people are watching.