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While the world still reels from the coronavirus pandemic, the greatest threats we collectively face come from multiple sources.

Industry is facing disruption from all sides. And leaders need to closely watch three critical drivers of risk – political, technological and societal.

We are on the path to triggering climate tipping points that could create runaway and irreversible damage that will be an existential threat to future generations.

Once restrictions lift, most Europeans say they plan to eat less meat and fly less frequently to combat climate change according to an EIB survey.

Net-zero carbon cities will only become a reality if national governments work alongside local leaders. Here's how they can shape the transition together

We will not recover from COVID-19 until we ensure vaccine access to all people, in all countries, without delay. But who will set the terms?

Felix Böck takes used disposable chopsticks from restaurants and transforms them into versatile bamboo blocks used for tables, shelving, and even art.

COVID-19 may have exposed cracks in business models but it has renewed efforts to build a sustainable economy – Ukraine can be part of that crucial change.

Their focus on improving economic, environmental and social outcomes could shape our world for generations.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to tackling climate change; luckily, policy-makers have a whole toolbox at their disposal. Here's what works, and why.