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The world’s economies, societies and ecosystems are deeply interconnected, and climate shocks can cascade across countries and continents, sectors and systems. This webinar will discuss key findings from the Adaptation Without Borders‘ report.

/PRNewswire/ -- The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) today launched its annual flagship report, the ASEAN+3 Regional Economic Outlook (AREO) 2023....

If the new AI tools are simply imported and put into wide use before the necessary governance structures are in place, they could easily do more harm than good. All ...

There has been insufficient attention on the potential negative externalities and unintended effects of AI-driven technologies. The most obvious risk is that unprecedentedly powerful predictive tools will strengthen authoritarian regimes’ surveillance capacity in Global South.

Join risk experts for a virtual conversation on the major global risks affecting Latin America and the world.

/PRNewswire/ -- Amwins Global Risks, the international arm of global specialty insurance broker Amwins and one of the largest independent wholesale brokers in...

Our impact on nature has never been more widely understood, writes WWF special envoy Marco Lambertini who describes this period as the “great awakening”.

Interview with Jason Quinn highlights how the cost of living crisis could pull attention from shared global risks such as climate change.

According to the Global Risks organization, the cost of living represents the most latent problems for humanity in the next two years. However, the lack of adaptation to climate change would be the greatest threat for 2033. We tell you more about the greatest

Analysis by charity Oxfam warns that the surging growth in billionaire wealth is unsustainable.