From the economy, to inequality to education, these 10 articles show how the world is grappling with a world changed by the past pandemic year - and what could come next.
3月8日的国际妇女节是一个庆祝女性成就的机会。从政治到商业，从宗教到体育，今年全球各个领域的女性都表现出色。
International Women's Day is on 8 March. From politics to business, film to sport, women including Kamala Harris and Chloé Zhao, are already making history.
From environmental justice advocates to scientists and social entrepreneurs, these people have all worked to raise awareness of climate change and protecting the planet.
As the World Trade Organization appoints Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as its new chief, we hear what challenges lie ahead for international trade.
To mark UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science, here are some of the women making a big impact in the fight against coronavirus around the globe.
Public trust in coronavirus vaccines is growing, with more people saying they would get one, according to an Ipsos poll for the World Economic Forum.
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen the rapid adoption of telehealth in the US, as regulation has been relaxed. It has also seen a rise in drug overdose deaths, many attributed to synthetic op...
Más de 1.200 líderes de la empresa, el gobierno y la sociedad civil de 60 países se reunirán virtualmente para debatir el tema general de "Un año crucial para reconstruir la confianza".
More than 1,200 leaders from business, government and civil society from 60 countries will convene virtually to discuss the overarching theme of "A Crucial Year to Rebuild Trust".
The COVID-19 pandemic has shed a spotlight on inequities - with women of colour being impacted the most. Here three women leaders share their thoughts on how to boost diversity and inclus...
From the impact of Brexit and how Europe has dealt with the COVID-19 crisis, to climate change and the future for international relations under a Biden presidency.
9 December is International Anti-Corruption Day. During COVID-19, corruption has seen funds diverted away from those in need, says the United Nations Secretary-General.
The World Economic Forum's COVID Action Platform brings together global leaders to solve issues from supply chains to increasing confidence in vaccines.
More than 27,500 adults in 29 countries were asked how they saw higher education being conducted in their country going forward. Here’s what they said.
